ebay Saturday: This Destination Was a Centerpiece of Greenwich

Welcome to the weekend Greenwich!

'Tis the season for tag sales and buying all things Greenwich. Charge!

Whether you're an armchair shopper or a power shopper traveling the long, winding roads of Fairfield County, here's some help. Each week, we'll search the term "Greenwich, CT" on the popular auction site eBay and see what pops up, and post it for Patch readers to see (and perhaps bid on).

Maybe you have a Greenwich-related item — a postcard, a milk bottle from the old Round Hill Farms, a menu from the former Manero's steakhouse, or a matchbook from the old Pickwick Arms (who remembers where that was located?). Or maybe you're looking for one of these iconic Greenwich collectibles. If you do and want to sell it, or you have a bunch of stuff to sell, you can click on your submit your photo or videos button above.

Today's item probably will appeal postcard collectors or maybe someone who like to decorate with vintage ephemera.

According to the listing, "This is a great card issued to advertise this place. The card has a 1968 copyright date on the back." We know where this picture was taken. Do you? How nostalgic are you?

The $8 opening bid on this 'bar' in Greenwich was part of the town's historic past...read: the building doesn't exist anymore. Do you know where's located? More importantly, do you know what is was?

There's nearly 2 1/2 days left to bid on this little paper gem.