Bill Bruegman is still around but no longer deals in toys. He was one of the many big time dealers put out of business by Ebay.
Ebay was an absolute godsend.
I've never understood this mentality. Ebay shouldn't put anybody out of business if they embrace it.
I can honestly say that I rarely found anything decent either price or condition wise in the wild. To me the "thrill of the hunt" was never more than an exercise in frustration and disappointment. Countless hours and thousands of dollars wasted traveling long distances to flea markets, antique malls, garage sales and shows.I would not have the collection I do today if it weren't for Ebay. In mere minutes I can sit down and find exactly what I want, in the condition I want, saving valuable time and money.I prefer to spend my time enjoying my collection, not hunting for it.
Bill knew his stuff, and he knew it well. If he went through the trouble of printing catalogs, as well as mailing them all off, I'm sure e-bay wouldn't have been much of a problem for him.
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