BAY-01 · FIELD
Field and court kit
Footballs and rackets stored by size for club orders and single replacements.
NZ-4130 · Havelock North · Est. 2021
Sorted stock for sport, sound, and print
From 7 Toop Street, SORTED PTY LIMITED buys and sells sports kit, musical instruments, rare books, hobby goods, and special recreation inventory — wholesale to shops, retail to collectors.
- Desk
- 7 Toop Street
- Opened
- 2021
- Clock
- NZST / NZDT
- Lines
- 06 live bays
Bay index · 08 drawers
What sits on the Toop Street floor
Eight drawers. A shop can raise a mixed pallet; a collector can ask for one pressing or one edition. The photos are the rooms we pack from.
BAY-02 · TRAIN
Protective and training gear
Mats, carabiners, and weights checked for hardware before wholesale packing.
BAY-03 · STRINGS
Guitars, cases, and strings
Acoustic and bowed instruments on the music bench, cases and strings below.
BAY-04 · SOUND
Stage and studio sound
Compact monitors, cables, and small mixers for a working shop pair.
BAY-05 · PRINT
Collectible books
Cloth and leather editions logged by title. The desk copy is the copy that ships.
BAY-06 · PRESS
Vinyl and print runs
Pressings sold with a photo of the actual sleeve.
BAY-07 · BENCH
Hobby and craft sets
Kits, tools, and paints checked for missing parts before taping.
BAY-08 · FIELD-X
Special recreation kit
Lanterns, maps, and field extras beside the hobby bench.
The house
A trade desk in Havelock North since 2021
SORTED PTY LIMITED is a wholesale and retail house at 7 Toop Street, Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, postal code 4130. The company opened in 2021 and still works from that address: sports kit, instruments, collectible books, hobby stock, and recreation inventory.
Shops that need a mixed pallet and collectors who want a single pressing come to the same desk. Rare books and vinyl leave with a provenance note. Instruments leave after a pre-sale setup. Sports gear is inspected before it is packed.
Fewer SKUs than a big-box aisle, more time on the piece in hand. Retail networks can raise a supply ticket. Collectors can ask for a rare title under order. Express cartons leave Hawke’s Bay for addresses in New Zealand and abroad.
Service lines · 01–06
What the desk will take on
Write which bay you need. We reply from Havelock North with what is on the floor and what must wait for the next intake.
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01
Sports goods and kit
Field, court, and training equipment from the Havelock North floor. A club order and a single replacement can leave on the same day.
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02
Instruments and sound
Guitars, bowed instruments, cases, and compact monitors come through the music bench. The buyer gets a short setup note with the carton.
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03
Collectible books and print
Clothbound editions, maps, and printed runs are logged by title and condition. The desk photograph stays with the sale.
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04
Hobby and craft stock
Model kits, tools, and field extras are sold complete when the maker ships them that way. Missing parts are flagged before taping.
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05
Retail network supply
Shops can raise a mixed ticket against sport, sound, print, or hobby. Backorders are noted in the same reply as the carton list.
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06
Rare goods and express lanes
If the piece is not on the shelf, we take an order against the next intake. Tracking starts when the Havelock North label is printed.
Provenance protocol
How a rare book or pressing is logged
A book or vinyl sleeve gets a four-step file before it is offered.
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LG-01
Intake photograph
Title page and spine, or both vinyl labels and the sleeve corners, shot on the graphite desk.
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LG-02
Edition marks
Printer’s key, colophon, or matrix number written into the file. If the mark is missing, the listing says so.
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LG-03
Condition grade
Foxing, splits, warp, and seam wear noted in plain words, not auction shorthand.
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LG-04
Hold for the buyer
The piece stays on the hold shelf until the reply window closes. The same photos go with the carton note.
Pre-sale stations
Two benches, one packing tape
Instruments are not mailed unopened. Kit is not taped on a glance. Work happens on two stations before a label is printed.
ST-A · MUSIC
Instrument bench
Strings are seated, intonation is checked, and pots or jacks are tested on the desk. The buyer gets a setup note. Weak latches are written down.
ST-B · KIT
Kit and recreation bench
Stitching, buckles, and gates are checked by hand. Size marks are read against the order. A missing hobby part stops the carton.
Express from Hawke’s Bay
Three lanes from the Toop Street dock
Cartons leave Havelock North with an express carrier. The clock is New Zealand time — say so on the ticket if you write from another zone.
LN-1
Sort and pack
Packed by bay so a mixed order does not crush a vinyl sleeve. Books go spine-down.
LN-2
Carrier handoff
The label is printed at 7 Toop Street. Tracking starts at the dock.
LN-3
Last mile note
Photos, grade, and setup note travel with the tracking message.
Desk clock
When Havelock North answers
Replies go out on Hawke’s Bay weekdays. Leave a message if you call after hours — the desk works New Zealand time.
| Monday–Friday | 09:00–17:00 NZST / NZDT |
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| Saturday | By appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |