Become a whole engineering company

I admire well engineered items like this but ya know I do not have the collecting gene. Try as I might it is not in me to collect stuff like this, or anything else for that matter. I know lots of folks who have curio cabinets or other collectibles and and there are a point of pride with them but I will never get it. My own mother collects little glass bells and other knick-knacks but I guess I am closer to a minimalist.?ÿ

It comes with some tripods too. Look at the pics.

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You could break them up?ÿand sell them individually.?ÿ Probably make a few hundred over a year.

I used to buy sell and trade a few types of collectibles. I had to put most of it aside as it takes a lot of time and energy. I did just buy 2 nice T1s. Already caught myself making excuses why I had to keep both...

My kids are going to have one helluva an estate sale, when I'm dead...

$49, not bad for the stuff...ƒ??ƒ??..

Oh wait, that's per month for 24 months

Have to pass on that

You gonna buy it? Lots of stuff there! @radar

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VINTAGE LIDAR!

And they're 100% reliable in the woods, Galileo or not!?ÿ 🙂

That is a lot of brass...........

Posted by: RADAR

My kids are going to have one helluva an estate sale, when I'm dead...

I'm trying to save my kids some time and weed out as much as I can now. I'd inherited some china and tchotchkes from my dad who had them from his mother and a family friend. I picked a small selection to move to California. Sorted it out again in California. Now that it's been over 5 years, I just did another sort yesterday, and got rid of another box-worth. It's single pieces, not worth much if anything. I'm taking a bit of inspiration from Marie Kondo who says you should keep what "sparks joy" only. That's definitely what I did. Keep the pieces that I really like not just because something is antique or inherited.

Now if I could only convince HWMBO from buying marginal tchotchkes from the local auction house....