Is there a way to google search a specific old ebay listing?

[somany]

For some reason I tend to forget to relist when a buyer cancels a sale.  Doing a bit of inventory (while looking for that elusive missing item ) and found one that sold and cancelled in February.  Hate to have to start over with pics.  Since I recently found olds listings in research I thought I'd ask if I can deliberately find one? 

[57roses]

Sometimes you can find them if you remember the exact or close title that you used.
You can also try searching images to see if your photo comes up.

[somany]

Unfortunately I don't keep the pictures. It's a generic striped Foxcroft blouse so not a lot special in the title. I don't remember if she paid and then asked me to cancel or not, but I will check paypal to see if maybe that was the case as I could get the title from there. I have the listing # but didn't have any luck searching on the number by itself.

[Deleted]

Sometimes the links in old eBay invoices are still active. Not always but it's worth trying - I can still get to a few things I listed in April 2015.

[zoesam]

You can google search & have it look only on Ebay (or any website for that matter). I don't recall how to do it, but it's ez & I'm sure someone will come along in a minute who knows or you can look it up. You put the site you want to search into the search in some specific syntax, but I don't remember the syntax cuz I never do it.

Or since you know the approximate date, you can use the Wayback time machine thingie.

archive.org/web/

But, it is not very user friendly, nor is it always successful. I've found some stuff using it & other things, no luck. It's a bit of a pita & I gotta be honest, I know my way around techie stuff & I'd probably redo the listing & pics before I'd take the time.

[57roses]

You don't need a copy of the picture to find it. You can google Foxcroft blouse and the size if you remember it, then click on images. It may be a long shot to find it since it's been so many months but may be worth a try.

[Deleted]

Put site:ebay.com in your google search to restrict the search to ebay.