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1). VINTAGE TECHNICS SL-23 BELT-DRIVE FREQUENCY GENERATOR SERVO TURNTABLE BY PANASONIC.
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I bought this turntable brand new back in the 70’s. As you can see from the pictures, it’s in perfect condition. This is a 2 speed (33.3 and 45 RPM) model. It has a strobe a separate pitch controls for each speed. The arm is semi automatic, which means that the arm returns at the end of the record. This is not a plastic base turntable. It is made of a laminated particle-board material and is very ubstantial. Auto-return / Auto-shut off
It comes with a very expensive Empire 2000Z cartridge and extra Head shell.
Original Instruction Manual Included.
I hardly ever used the turntable. Whenever I bought a new classical record, I would play it on the turntable and make a recording of it, so the turntable was rarely used.
I stored the turntable in a plastic bag for many years. I recently plugged it in and everything works perfectly!
PRICE: $195 or best offer.
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2-BACKS:
1-4x5 and 1-5x7
14-FILM HOLDERS: 6-4x5’s and 8-5x7’s
As far as I can tell, this camera is approximately 70 years old. Because I know nothing about view cameras, I did a little research and came upon this picture in a collector’s book that looks almost identical to this camera. Here is a link to that picture (http://www.fiberq.com/cam/scovill/agfaback.htm). The following information was also printed in the article: Years manufactured: c. 1935. Construction: back focus via rack and pinion (gear tracks on top of base rails), single extension; double swing back, rising front. Materials: darkly stained white wood; brass hardware; black leatherette bellows. References: Photographic Materials for Professional Use, Agfa-Ansco Catalog 56P, August, 1938, p. 9.
The camera and case are in used condition with age appropriate wear. The shutter speeds seem to pretty accurate and the bellows appears to be in excellent condition.
PRICE: $695 or best offer
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Like brand new! I bought this system new when I went to engineering school back in the 70’s. I learned how to program on it!
After I bought a new Apple IIci, I didn’t have the heart to
part with the IIe, so I wrapped it up in plastic and stored it.
It’s been over 30 years since I used the system, (I don’t even remember how to turn it on) so I didn’t mess with it for fear of causing damage. All of the equipment worked perfect right up to the day I put it into storage. Of course, the original off-white color has turned a bit yellow with age, but as the pictures show, the system is in like-new condition otherwise.
PRICE: $695 or best offer.
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4).
VINTAGE BOY'S LIFE BOY SCOUT MAGAZINES & 2-HANDBOOKS: (70
Vintage Magazines and 2 Vintage Handbooks from 1945 up to 1965)
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Besides being a Boy Scout (I was born in 1949) I was also able to collect the older magazines from my Uncle and an older Scout. I have carefully stored them in a dry and dark place for all of these years, and they were stored inside a box inside a large plastic bag. For the most part, all 70 magazines are all in fantastic condition for their age, with the expected occasional bent and/or frayed page. No musty odor. I flipped through and did not see any missing pages but could have missed something. Normal light used wear and aging. A few have more wear and short tears. May be a minor pencil or pen check mark or note just here and there. No odor. Most issues have address labels on the front unless noted. Only 4 out of the 70 magazines have missing pages, as shown here: For 1959: On Vol. 1&6 both the front and back covers are missing and Vol. 4’s front cover is 1/2 torn off. For 1964: Vol. 7’s back cover is missing.
1955 (Vol: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
1956 (Vol: 3, 5)
1957 (Vol: 8)
1958 (Vol: 1, 4, 5, 6)
1959 (Vol: 1, 3, 4, 6, 7)
1960 (Vol: 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12);
1961 (Vol: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
1962 (Vol: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6x2, 9) [NOTE: 6x2 means there are 2 copies of volume 6]
1963 (Vol: 11)
1964 (Vol: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7x2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
1965 (Vol: 1x2, 2x2, 3x2, 7, 8x2, 9)
+ 1-Handbook for Patrol Leaders (1945)
+ 1-Handbook For Boy Scouts (1945)
GRAND TOTAL: 70 Magazines + 2 Books = 72
PRICE:
$995 or best offer.
NOTE: On Ebay, many are selling Boy's Life Magazines just like these for up to $125 each! If you buy my entire collection for only $995, and if you sell them on Ebay for only $75 each, you can gross over $5000, which is more than a $4000 profit!!!
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5).
VINTAGE
HOT ROD MAGAZINES: (58
Vintage Magazines from 1950 up to 1957)
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When I was a kid (I was born in 1949) my Uncles (who were Hot Rod Buffs) gave me these magazines for my collection. I have carefully stored them in a dry and dark place for all of these years, and they were stored inside a box inside a large plastic bag. For the most part, they are all in fantastic condition for their age, with the expected occasional bent and/or frayed page. No musty odor. I flipped through and did not see any missing pages but could have missed something. Normal light used wear and aging. A few have more wear and short tears. May be a minor pencil or pen check mark or note just here and there. No odor.
PRICE:
$295 or best offer.
NOTE: On Ebay, many are selling Magazines just like these for up to $75 each! If you buy my entire collection for only $295, and if you sell them on Ebay for only $25 each, you can gross over $1400, which is more than a $1000 profit!!!
Questions? Email Jim at AffordableByJim@aol.com or give him a call at (248) 619-9420
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