The phrase "a bundle of old" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a collection of old items or materials, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "She found a bundle of old letters in the attic that revealed family secrets."
Alternatives: "a collection of old" or "a stack of old".
Tells how one woman picked up a first edition of Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" among a bundle of old books she picked up for a few cents.
A bundle of old clothes, which a dog or cat could step across without harm, would have exploded if someone had picked it up to reclaim or throw away.
By Mark Schorer The New Yorker, March 27 , 1943 P. 19Mrs. Thornton told her husband that she had given some old clothing to the school chairty and by mistake had given them a bundle of old rags which she was anxious to retriwve before Mrs. Crawford who was in charge of the collection got hold of it.
Mrs. Thornton told her husband that she had given some old clothing to the school chairty and by mistake had given them a bundle of old rags which she was anxious to retriwve before Mrs. Crawford who was in charge of the collection got hold of it.
Find a bundle of old, unwanted vinyl records.
Use a bundle of old underwear as stuffing.
His counterpart, named after a region she is wont to display, is a bundle of old-fashioned stereotypes "repackaged as a new kind of female empowerment".
With a price tag of £99.99, it will come with Basic, Chuckie Egg and a bundle of other dear old favourites.
That's one reason why people like Ben Thompson at Stratechery and Bill Bishop at Sinocism have grown to be so popular — they do one thing well, and don't try to offer a bundle of content in the same old way.
A month later, in April 2007, the Afghan Human Rights Commission published a report into the shooting which said the victims included a 16-year-old newlywed girl carrying a bundle of grass and a 75-year-old man walking back from the shops.
