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IMPORTANT NOTE: THIS IS ** NOT ** A BUSINESS. THESE ITEMS ARE FROM AN ESTATE SALE and such!!   This is just a private individual trying to 'deccumulate' excess acquisitions of many years, even though some items are new.   This is a one time clear-out - once it's sold, there won't be more available (although as we dig thru a few more boxes there may be more items to be found so you can review this website again). THIS **IS NOT** a reseller or ebay or 'classified ads' site - I cannot post your ads for you, nor am I offering that venue or service.   Resellers, businesses, ebayers, stores, people, auctioneers, etc - any kind of polite, respectful, honest buyers welcome.

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Note that ALL of the items in the following categories have been SOLD,and that is why you no longer see these categories listed: comics, chairs, desks, hunting, Amiga software/games. Also, the following items you may have seen listed somewhere have been SOLD:bike, microwave, podium, weight bench, BBQ, radar detector, instrument stand, furniture, Sony Beta, DVD writers, bed, antique dresser, pickup truck, stamps, coins, floodlights, 79 Magnum, school supplies, A/C, Fleer drag racing cards, video light,

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• wanted: for camera lens: a threaded 55mm to 58mm step-up adapter ring & 58mm flexible lens hood & 58mm lens cover; & a threaded 49mm to 58mm step-up adapter ring
• wanted: a reasonable monopod
• wanted: user/owner & service manuals for a Digital Standby UPS Model 3 H7229-AD or if anyone can point to any info for it on the internet anywhere
• wanted: service manuals/info for Exide Electronics UPS PowerWare 2000 Personal UPS Model 2000/E2001102 or if anyone can point to any info for it on the internet anywhere
• wanted: an industrial paper cutter, the kind that can cut through 200+ sheets or pages of a book at a time, if cheaply priced
• wanted: a paper hole 'driller' - basically a 3 hole paper punch that can punch 150+ or so sheets at a time, if cheaply priced
• wanted: Saitek PC-8000 USB (aka PC Dash 2)
• wanted: MicroSoft Sidewinder 'Force Feedback 2' joystick
• wanted: Logitech IFeel Mouseman USB mouse
• wanted: 100pin DIMM memory (like for HP laser printers)
• wanted: HP JetDirect ethernet cards for HP laser printers - like 600n or 610n models (HP #'s J3113A or J4167A or J4169A)
• wanted: National Geographic full cd-rom set (year 2000) - this is the cd set National Geographic put out that had every page of every issue of their magazine since it's inception
• wanted: ProLinear 5.6X2T speakers  in working order, cosmetics not too important
• wanted: Linear Power active subwoofer 'kit' for auto's - Linear Power used to make an active amp subwoofer kit for car audio model 1752S or 2202S {or perhaps some other active subs}
• wanted: 94-95 Dodge Spirit (or perhaps Plymouth Acclaim), with 4 cyl FFV motor (FFV = flexible fuel vehicle motor, which you can tell because it has the 4point fuel injection, whereas the regular non-turbo motor has a single point throttle body injection), auto, low kms, loaded (or mostly loaded - don't need leather or sunroof), excellent shape - especially body & chassis & interior (not smoked in) (but if engine/trans/struts/shocks/tires/rims/glass not OK, will still consider) - no red colors
• wanted: 94-95 Dodge Grand Caravan with 2.5L 4cyl (prefer the FFV 2.5L) (or perhaps 3.3L 6cyl) motor, auto, low kms, loaded (or mostly loaded - don't need leather or sunroof), excellent shape - especially body & chassis & interior (not smoked in) (but if engine/trans/struts/shocks/tires/rims/glass not OK, will still consider) - no red colors, and if it is then priced accordingly, that would be considered
• wanted: Haynes type service manual for 96 & later Dodge Caravans
• wanted: factory service manuals for Dodge Caravan, 92 and later
• wanted: running boards for Dodge Grand Caravan, 91 - 95
• wanted: headrests from Princess Auto (click to see picture)

• wanted: to borrow the following CD/DVD's (they were recommended as being really good, but I don't want to buy them to find out I don't like them, so I'd like to listen to them):
• SuperBass 2
• UCross by Dean Peer
• Duelling Tubas
• Brazillian Soul - Concord
• Survival - Bob Marley
• The Big Picture Collection DVD set

Into retro?? and/or need an easy chair?? - an orange (yes, orange - it was supposed to be 'gold') high quality cutom made tilt/swivel easy chair straight from 1976, comes with footstool.  $45 for both if you buy both

Blower nozzle for wet/dry vac, 2 ½ ”, goes on the end of your 2.5" hose and concentrates blowing air into more powerful, directed stream, $4

springs like for trampoline, expansion type, 1"diameter hooks, 5.5" long,1.25" outer diameter, $3 for bag of 4, new-unused

This massage chair is the culmination of years of research and development which has lead to this extraordinary system that emulates techniques used by massage and chiropractic professionals for back and spinal care. Human Touch Technology starts with a multi-patent pending mechanism that works like wrists and arms. Then we added 'the hands' - massage discs that move three-dimensionally to approximate the human touch. The massage chair does what you tell it, from the ergonomic headrest to the supportive ottoman. You customize each movement to your own preference. The remote controller has two individual programmed massage sessions lasting 15 minutes each. Discover the ultimate in Robotic Massage wrapped up in a stylish, superior quality exterior. A smart choice for those looking for a soothing, stylish full-function massage recliner that will fit in almost any room in your home or office. $1550. Perfect condition, used very little - much better than the $3000+ chairs you see at the trade shows.

Exclusive features: (click on the massage chair picture above for pictures of the remote, chair, & massage types)

• Human Touch Technology - the most advanced robotic massage system available.
• Curve Track will penetrate higher into the neck and follow the contour of your back by your lumbar area.
• 4 Massage Functions including Rolling, Kneading, Compression, and Percussion in multiple speeds.
• 3 function Range Control to customize the location of the kneading and compression functions.
• Rolling - 2 speeds, Percussion - 3 speeds, Kneading - 3 speeds, Compression - 2 speeds, 3 up/down speeds.
• 2 Programmed Sessions allow you to sit back, relax and enjoy one of two individual 15 minute pre-programmed massage sessions with the touch of a button.
• Adjustable footrest. Ergonomic designed headrest.
• Padded armrests for comfort with decorative wood accents.
• Soft supple material that looks, feels and is as durable as leather.
• Rugged construction and maintenance-free.
• swivels 60 degrees, power up/down reclines 110 - 155 degrees.
• when reclined, size is 28" wide x 34" high x 66" long

These are all top quality nets from the estate of an avid fisherman, very high quality, cotton & cotton/poly (not cheap nylon), solid wood floats (not saturated nor cracked). They have been untangled, sorted, measured, then stored properly so they stay untangled. good for commercial/dugout/First Nations/decoration/etc, 'appraised' at $5/foot, selling for ~$1/foot.  Would be willing to do some partial trading for some rainbow trout and some whitefish all already filleted & head removed & de-boned & ready to cook & frozen

• 80' x 4', 2" x 2" (4.5" stretched diagonal) hole, good for winter/under ice, $75
• 87' x 4', 2.75" x 2.75" (5.5" stretched diagonal) hole, $75
• 132' x 8', 2.5" x 2.5" (5.25" stretched diagonal) hole, $125
• NEW, 226' x 10', 2.5" x 2.5" (5.75" stretched diagonal) hole, $200
• 252' x 10'x 3" x 3" (6.25" stretched diagonal) hole, $200
• 300' x 7', 2" x 2" (4.5" stretched diagonal) hole, $250
• 150' x 6', 2.75" x 2.75" (5.5" stretched diagonal) hole, $75 (needs 11 of the holes re-tied) - this net is a high quality soft twisted cotton

- 8 of 40W incandescent light bulbs, mostly new, $1

- telephone with built in digital answering machine, $3

4 green display track lights, flood reflector typs, could be converted to plug in, $4 for all

old plastic milk jug, $3

Close Encounters of the Third Kind activity book, $5

Pick Up Stix game 'container' from the late 1960's, used & reasonable condition, even has the bottom 'tin' of the container made out of recycled metal, unfortunately missing the 'stix', $2

Apple keychain, new, $4

HP pin, $1

T3 Terminator 3 keychain, new in package, have 2, $4 each

POSTERS - click on a poster to see a picture (note that these pictures were just quickly 'snapped' and may be cut off a little bit, thereby not showing the whole poster) Reminder: click the link to see a large picture open in a new tab or window

• B1 Bomber, front $4
• B2 Stealth Bomber, front & airborne, $4
• Night Sky constellations, $4
• Earth at Night, $4
• Earthrise, $4
• Moon Map, $8
• picture of Saturn & its rings, $4

RECORDS - click on a record title to see a picture. Most records have been used (not the Test Records) - make reasonable offers (some are collectables)  Reminder: click the link to see a large picture open in a new tab or window

• Shure V15 Type V Setup & Test Audio Obstacle Course record, 1982, new, never used, not even once, $35
• Stereo Review SRT 14-A Test Record Home & Lab use new, never used, not even once, $25
• International Anthems & Songs - Royal Australian Air Force Central Band, EPIC LN 3320, 1962, $2
• A Sound Odyssey - Direct to Disc, RadioShack Realistic, 50-8500, $10
• A Sound Odyssey II - Direct to Disc, RadioShack Realistic, 50-8052, $10
• Perspectives in Percussion Vol 2, SFP133, $5
• Boston Pops Fiedler Roundup, RCA Victor Red Seal 1962, LM/LSC-2595, $1
• Quadraphonic records
• Bongos from the South - Edmund Ross & his Orchestra, Phase 4 London, SP44003, $5
• Fiddler on the Roof, Capitol SM/SQ, QL-6765 , $1
• Hawaii - Johnny Pineapple & His Islanders, AFSD-5850, $1

• 3.3L V6 motor, 4-speed automatic transmission
• champaigne pearl gold color exterior, camel color interior
• anti-lock brakes, 4-wheel
• dual next generation air bags
• dual sliding doors
• air conditioning, cruise control, tilt steering, power locks, power windows & driver one-touch power window
• power rear windows
• high-back bucket seats
• climate & convenience & light group packages
• tinted windows
• dual lighted vanity mirrors
• dual heated fold-away power mirrors
• keyless entry & lock
• deluxe insulation package
• windshield wiper blade de-icer & rear window defroster
• grocery bag hooks
• front & rear power outlets
• hood guard & front bra
• new windshield
• build sheet
• so most - but not all options (eg no sunroof, no leather, no DVD)
• very clean, excellent mechanical, etc
• $ = reasonable offers
• Click this link to see a video in a new tab or window
• Click this link to view the CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this minivan (in Adobe Acrobat Reader .pdf  file format)
• Click this link to see some price comparisons
• Gold Book pricing info

• K&N 33-2006 FilterCharger (fits same vehicles as Fram CA-3559), unused, $25 firm- look up your vehicle here to see if it fits although I find it doesn't list everything that it fits so also try here.  (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)

Hitch, bumper mount, class 1, $5

Dent preventing pads for vehicle, non-scratch magnetically attaches to the side of your vehicle when you are parked, with a 'lock' to prevent theft, and prevents others' doors from banging into your car, new-unused, $15pair  (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)

Window louvres, interior mount - no exterior hassle or holes, adjustable up to 58” wide, black aluminum, universal fit, new-unused, $15 (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)

  small block electronic distributor, mopar part # 4111950, works fine - not worn out, $10

  100 amp Mopar alternators, work fine, $20ea

  'Lean Burn' engine computers, work fine, $10ea. Part #4289881 has one 10pin & one 12pin connector; the 4145452 has one 10pin & one 6pin connector. The 4145452 would optimized to be most used for non-TBI or MPFI 318 from 78-mid 80's or so, and same years for the 4289881 but for 360's.

  instrument panel gauges set for 81-89 Dodge pickup - 100 to 350 series, $10

Heater core for Mopar - fits F/M/J body and 80-81 Dodge Aspen, Plymouth Volare, Chrysler LeBaron (RWD), 80-89 Dodge Diplomat, 82-89 Chrysler 5th Ave/Plymouth GranFury, 80-83 Dodge Mirade/Chrysler Cordoba; tested fine, $15

Dodge 14" wheel cover set of 4 for $15/set

Mopar GTX patches, $4 each

• wanted: for camera lens: a threaded 55mm to 58mm step-up adapter ring & 58mm flexible lens hood & 58mm lens cover; & a threaded 49mm to 58mm step-up adapter ring
• Kenko 48mm Skylight 1A filter in box, new-unused, $2
• Kodak Photoflash filter #80C series 6, 49mm, must be from the 1950's, slide in - not a screw on type, $1

  Klipsch ProMedia 4.1 surround speakers, one of the very best! $190; Click for more info  (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)

  AIWA SX-R1800 surround speaker pair, new in box, $10, (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)

Altec Lansing ACS54 4.1 self-powered speakers. Very, very good sound - from their musical line. Were $155+tax, so $75, new in box, never opened/used other than to verify they work (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$). Some reviews here: ACS54 review1    ACS54 review2    ACS54 review3

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• Sony SL-VR5UC S-VHS VCR, used very little (about 70hours), have box, etc, $350 (was $1300 new)

• Sony SU-27FS13 TV stand, new in box, unopened, $65

• Motorola cell phone chargers $3ea - 2 of PSM4604(C)/SPN4604(A) 4.4V 1100ma, 1 of PSM4652(A)/SPN4652(A) 5.9V/400ma
• Kyocera charger TXACA10000 5.2VDC/400ma, $3
• IBM laptop charger/power supply 84G2098 84G2277 20-10V/1.5-3.0A, $3 (with the small 4 pin plug that looks similar in shape to a USB-B end)
• IBM laptop charger/power supply 85G6704 85G6705 16V/2.2A, $3 (with the small 4 pin plug that looks similar in shape to a USB-B end)
• AT&T power supply 3301A (104200118) 20V/2.0A with the 4pin horizontal plug, $2

  DSC Alarm system panel & keypad, older system (not sure what model as othing is printed on it anywhere), 4 circuits, no sensors included, $10, does work fine but I don't have the alarm code so you'd need to reprogram, etc, good for cabin or garage or...

paraclipse 9' alum sat TV dish w/mount, the strongest built units, the frame could be used for a canopy for instance, salvage value of metal alone is more than $90, so $125 firm  http://www.tvantenna.com/products/satellite/cband/reflectors.html  Note: this unit is most likely suitable only for local sale, however, if you were wanting it shipped, it would require us to make a box out of wood sized 72"/182cm x 36"/92cm x 12"/31cm and total weight would be about 190 pounds/86Kg. The material cost and labor to build the box would be $100 on top of the dish price, and if you wanted a total accurate shipping cost, then full payment for the building & materials of the box and then taking it for weighing would be required to be paid, non-refundable (since we did the several hours work already) in advance. An example shipping price (as of June 2008) to Los Angeles, CA, USA would be $350-$950 depending on how you wanted it shipped.

  Shaw cable modem, used only 6 months, $25 - if you own your own modem you save $5/month from your internet bill

• SMC 7004VBR 4 port router, works fine, $10

• PCI internal hardware modems, $5ea

• Modem, PCI internal, new-unused, $10  (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)

• Mylex D040340-4D DAC960Pd-3 very high performance SCSI controller - there is too much info on this to list here, so right click on the link there to download a .zip file that has all the info in .pdf's. I also have available all the drivers, flash files, etc. , $125

  Klipsch ProMedia 4.1 surround speakers, new, one of the very best! $190; Click for more info  (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)

Altec Lansing ACS54 4.1 self-powered speakers. Very, very good sound - from their musical line. Were $155+tax, so $85, new in box, never opened/used other than to verify they work (reminder - although new, there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$).  ACS54 review1    ACS54 review2    ACS54 review3

• one 256Mb, PC2-4200 DDR2 533MHz 4-4-4-12 200pin SO-DIMM module, $5, works fine, removed from new laptop at time of purchase for immediate ram expansion, compare price here: NCIX laptop ram price
• one 256Mb DDR PC2100 CL2.5 200 pin SO-DIMM module, $5, works fine
• one 256Mb DDR PC2700 333 CL2.5  200pin SO-DIMM module, $5, works fine

 Logitech Wingman Rumblepad USB gamepad with feedback, new in box, $20

  Axis USB gamepad controller, new, $10

• 1 of 15pin VGA to 5 BNC shielded, new, $30
• 3 of 6', 1 of 5', 2 of 4', 1 of 10' DB25 pin M to DB25 pin F
• 4 of 6' 25pin M to 36pin centronics parallel printer cables
• 2 of 6' 15pin M to 15pin F MIDI (or joystick) extension cable
• 1 of 2' DB15 M to DB9 F - 7 wire
• 1 of 3' DB25 pin M to DB9 pin M 6 wire serial
• 1 of 6' DB25 pin M to DB25 pin M 5 wire serial
• 2 of 6' 36'pin' Centronics M to 36'pin' Centronics M
• 1 of 10' 50'pin' Centronics M to 50'pin' Centronics M
• 1 of 4' DB37 pin M to DB37 pin F (yes, 37 pin, not a mistype)
• 3 of 3.5' DB37 pin M to DB37 pin M (yes, 37 pin, not a mistype)
• 1 of 3' Digital BC19F-02 M to Digital BC19F-02 F
• 3 of 3' BNC M to BNC M
• 1 of 9' 6 pin DIN M to 6 pin DIN M
• adapters: 1 of DB9 pin M to DB25 pin F

• external A/B manual switchbox with 36pin female Centronics ports, $4
• external A/B/C manual switchbox with DB25pin female ports, $4
• external A/B/C/D manual switchbox with DB9pin (serial/old video) & 5pinDIN (old keyboard) female ports, $4
• Dexxa serial mouse, new in box, $4

 - KDS VS-7p 17" CRT, $21, works fine

- Envision EN-710e 17" CRT, $15

• Epson 1240 scanner, (1200x2400), $65 (there are NO taxes to add, so you save even more $$)  Online guide: http://files.support.epson.com/htmldocs/per14u/per14urf/index.htm   Spec guide: http://files.support.epson.com/pdf/per14u/per14upg.pdf

  Canon Pixma MP750 high picture quality color inkjet printer/scanner/copier with flatbed & auto document feeder, $70 - direct camera & USB2 printing, individual inktanks, LCD display, up to 17ppm color/25ppm B&W, 4800dpi print & scan, low use, - more info from the Canon manuals

HP JetDirect 600n network card for HP laser printers, $20ea or both for $35

  Canon Pixma MP750 high picture quality color inkjet printer/scanner/copier with flatbed & auto document feeder, $70 - direct camera & USB2 printing, individual inktanks, LCD display, up to 17ppm color/25ppm B&W, 4800dpi print & scan, low use, - more info from the Canon manuals

external A/B manual switchbox with 36pin female Centronics ports, $4

external A/B/C manual switchbox with DB25pin female ports, $4

external A/B/C/D manual switchbox with DB9pin (serial/old video) & 5pinDIN (old keyboard) female ports, $4

LASER PRINTERS (see also the items wanted section for laser parts wanted) -none right now

  COLLECTIBLE: new in package, the original AMIGA Boing! Ball beach ball, $15

AMIGA magazines: 316 Amiga magazines and 62 AMIGA cd-roms: almost all of .info, Amazing Computing Amiga, Amiga World. Special issues. European issues which were $17-$20 Can each. Not every issues of every mag was bought because sometimes a particular issue, IMHO, was just 'fluff' and didn't have lots of useful info, therefore it was not acquisitioned, so you are getting quality issues. There are 209 USA type mags (at about $5ea = $1045); and 107 European mags (at average of $17ea = $1819; plus 62 cd-roms; for a total over $2864). Also, there are some extra cd-roms like the Aminet Set. Sold as groups of each type (meaning not splitting up of the individual groups of titles - eg must take ALL of the Amiga World issues, not just some of the Amiga World issues). Issues list as follows with prices for each group: (note: if you see an asterisk {like this * } just before an issue's name, that means it has an accompanying cd-rom - cd-roms will not be split seperately from their respective issues as each references the other). This is an invaluable package of information & education. Will sell ALL for $185. (so only 6.5% of new cost - what a deal!!)

- $4 for 9 of Amiga Action: 1990: Aug #11, Oct #13, Nov #14; 1991: Mar #18; 1992: May #32, Oct #37, Dec #39; 1993: Mar #42, May #44

- $2 for 4 of Amiga Power: 1992: Feb #10, Mar #11, Nov #19, Dec #20

- $2 for 6 of Amiga Shopper: 1992: Feb #10, Mar #11, July #15; 1993: Feb #22; 1994: Mar #35; 1996: Dec #69

- $2 for 4 of Amiga Resource: 1989: Summer, Fall; 1990:April, June

- $3 for 5 of Antic's Amiga Plus: 1989: June/July V1#2; 1990: April/May V2#1, June/July V2#2, June/July V2#2, Aug/Sept V2#3, Dec V2#5

- $4 for 8 of The ONE: Jan 91 #28; 1992: Feb #41, Mar #42, June; Dec 92; Feb 93; May & June 94

- $4 for 8 of Amiga Computing: Issues 4,5,6,7 (no year on them); July 92 #50, June 95 #87, July 95 #88, Dec 96 #106

- $25 for 13 of CU Amiga plus 14 CU Amiga Super-CD-Roms: Dec 92; Nov 96; 1997: *July, *Aug, *Sept, *Oct, *Nov, *Dec; 1998: *Jan, *Feb, *March, *April, *May, *June, *July, *Aug, *Sept
- 14 CU Amiga's Super-CD-Roms from #12 July 97 to #26 Sept 98

- $15 for 20 of Amiga User International: Aug 91 V5#8; May 92 V6#5; Jan 93 V7#1; 1994: July V8#6, Aug V8#7, Nov V8#10; 1995: March V9#3, April V9#4, May V9#5, June V9#6, Oct V9#10, Dec V9#12; 1996: Jan V10#1, Mar V10#3, Nov V10#11; May 97 V11#5

- $6 for 9 of .info for Amiga Users: 1990: Oct #33, Dec/Jan #35; 1991: Aug/Sept #42, Oct #43, Nov #44; 1992: Jan #46, Feb #47, Mar #48, April #49

- $75 for 45 of Amiga Format and 42 Amiga Format cd-roms: 1992: Nov #40, Special Issue #2 & #3; Mar 93 #44; Aug 94 #62; Dec 96 #91; Special Issue *Christmas 96 #92; 1997: *Jan #93, *Feb #94, *Mar #95, *April #96, *May #97, *June #98, *July #99, *Aug #100, *Sept #101, *Oct #102, *Nov #103, *Dec #104, Special Issue *Christmas 97 #105; *Feb 98 #107 (so, the last 16 issues have accompanying cd-roms:)

- 42 Amiga Format cd-roms: from Special Issue #92 Christmas 1996 AFCD#8 to March 1999 AFCD#49 (for issue #133) so that means the latter 26 cd-roms are without accompanying 'paper' magazine, so I could sell these seperately for $25

- $55 for 92 of Amiga World: Premiere V1#1 1985; Nov/Dec 85; 1986: Jan/Feb, Mar/Apr, May/June, July/Aug, Sept/Oct, Nov/Dec; 1987: Jan/Feb, Mar/Apr, May/June, July/Aug, Sept/Oct, Nov, Dec, Special Issue 87; 1988: all 12 Jan-Dec; 1989: Feb, March, May, June, July, Nov, Dec; 1990: Jan, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec; 1991: all 12 Jan-Dec; 1992: all including Special Issue 92 (except April+May); 1993: all 12 Jan-Dec; 1994: all 12 Jan-Dec; 1995: Feb, Mar, April

- $55 for 91 of Amazing Computing Amiga: 1986: June V1#5, V1#8; 1987: V2#3, V2#4; 1988: V3#1, V3#2, V3#10; 1989: V4#4; 1990: May V5#5, Nov V5#11; 1991: Feb V6#2; 1992: May V7#5 to Dec V7#12; 1993: all 12 Jan V8#1 to Dec V8#12; 1994: Jan V9#1 to Nov V9#11; 1995: Feb V10#2 to Dec V10#12; 1996: all 12 Jan V11#1 to V11#12; 1997: all 12 Jan V12#1 to V12#12; 1998: all 12 Jan V13#1 to Dec V13#12; 1999:Jan/Feb V14#1, Mar V14#2

Apple II items:  We don't think the copies are specifically 'valuable' as far as 'collectors items' are concerned, but even then some re-sellers have been buying them as a lot are hard to get if you need the instructions (some people would rather have something to use, rather than nothing, but that's not necessarily the case with a collector), and lots of re-sellers, we found out, were re-selling items they bought from us at up to 600% markups. So, for the copies, the sell price is basically covering some time to go find the item and in the case of paper, basically just the cost of the paper/photocopy - eg the info is free, just pay for what the paper/photocopy/floppy would've cost.

Books (actual Apple Computer except for the Beage Bros):
The books are all intact and good condition, not torn out pages, writing on them, etc

- Beneath Apple DOS - Beagle Bros - $10 - like these Ebay samples:   like this Ebay sample - Beneath Apple DOS  Ebay sample - Beneath Apple DOS
- The Apple DOS Manual A2L0036 030-0115-00 1980   $10   like this Ebay sample - Apple DOS Manual
- Apple 2 Reference Manual A2L0001A 030-0004-01  $10
- AppleSoft Tutorial A2L0018 030-0044-00 with non-original floppy disc, $10, like this Ebay item   another Ebay example
- Apple Basic Programming Manual A2L0005X (missing back cover page and coils bent a bit)  $10,  like this Ebay example going for $50
- AppleSoft Reference A2L0006 030-0013-03, $10

- An actual Apple IIe 64K A2S2064 like this  like this  like this  (the 2nd gen with the reduced chipset count, but not the 3rd+ gen with extended keyboard, etc - works fine but the cap over the power light on the keyboard is missing), with 1 original 5.25 full height Apple floppy drive A2M0003 early version with rainbow cable  like this   like this  and one other 1/2 height floppy drive, original Apple paddles set, joystick/paddles/port extension cable, 2x Apple parallel printer card - a 1978 Rev 1 and a 1979 with rainbow cable, and a floppy drive card 1978 Disk II 650-X104  like this  like this, $110 for all

- 100 floppy 5.25" discs of the usual type backup stuff, about 75% games, $15

     Original floppys in original sleeves (but no manuals nor boxes, etc) of:

• Enhanced Graphics Software, $5
• Sierra: Ulysses, $5
• Sierra: Mystery House, $5
• Sir-Tech Crypt of Medea, $5
• SSI Baltic 1985 Corridor to Berlin, $5

     Original floppies in original sleeves in original boxes with original doc & warranty cards & registration cards & players guides & maps & original everything etc etc of:

• Fahrenheit 451, $10
• Zork Trilogy (missing disc 2???), $8
• Hardball, $7
• Ballyhoo, $7
• Mecc The Oregon Trail, $7   like this  like this 

Welcome to the 'About this site' for 'Stuff 4-Sale':

Since we are not desiring to collect 'spam', I placed the email that you can contact me at right here in this picture, so you will have to 'manually' copy it down. It would be most efficient if you would send emails as plain ASCII text - do not send emails as html or containing Javascript as they will most likely get filtered out.

   Contact:

Email replies: Note that my schedule does not permit daily or regular access to my email. I will endeavor to read/reply to you ASAP. If more than one person is wanting an item, the 'first contact, first served' principle will apply, and I will notify the others that although their email was received, the item is sold.

Trades: Please see the list at the beginning of the 'for sale' page for any trades and items I am looking for.

IMPORTANT NOTE: THIS IS ** NOT ** A BUSINESS. THESE ITEMS ARE FROM AN ESTATE SALE and such !! Just a private individual trying to 'deccumulate' excess acquisitions of many years, even though some items are new. This is a one time clear-out - once it's sold, there won't be more available (although as we dig thru a few more boxes there may be more items to be found so you can review this website again).f this were a business, there would have to be taxes charged, a business name, etc.
HIS **IS NOT ** a reseller or ebay or 'classified ads' site - I cannot post your ads for you, nor am I offering that venue or service.

Resellers, businesses, ebayers, stores, people, auctioneers, etc - any kind of polite, respectful, honest buyers welcome.

• Location: All items are located in Saskatoon, SK (Saskatchewan, Canada) close to the intersection of Clarence Ave S and Taylor St E (close to Aden Bowman Collegiate, Castle Theatre, and the Churchill Park Shopping Centre where there is a KFC, Mohawk gas station, Extra Foods, VHQ video, Mac's/Subway) at the south centre of the east side of Saskatoon.

• Map of Clarence & Taylor, Saskatoon, SK
• Map of Clarence & Taylor, Saskatoon, SK
• Directions to Clarence & Taylor Saskatoon, SK

• Prices: The prices listed here are in Canadian dollars, but I may deal in USA dollars as well if you wish, although there may be a fee for converting to Canadian $.

• To get an approximate value equivalent in USA dollars or Euros (or whatever other currency), you can visit this currency page here: WWW.XE.COM Note that although the currency conversion are fairly accurate, they are not what you will likely pay when you actually convert your currency to Canadian, or USA, dollars - usually you would add about 4% additional for their fees and etc. The Bank of Canada currency converter at this website here: Bank of Canada Currency Converter allows you to select to add a typical 4% exchange fee to your currency conversion to get a more accurate amount.

• Methods of payment: cash, postal money orders (note that I will verify them before shipping an item), Western Union money transfer, I may accept Paypal, I may accept cheques but will verify them and wait for funds to clear before shipping any items, may be able to accept VISA/MasterCard but note that any credit card payments (including via PayPal) will be at regular price + S&H total plus 4.5% more of that total (prices shown are for cash sales or other methods of non-costing payment); COD (in Canada thru Canada Post - but you *MUST* actually send the money for the shipping & COD costs first - the reason being is that if something is shipping COD, the cost of such shipping is paid up front at the time of shipping, so then if the item is refused at time of delivery, although it gets sent back, the shipping cost has already been paid), there may be other COD methods like thru couriers, etc.

• I really do want to get rid of this stuff ASAP, so I have tried to set prices as low as reasonably possible. It may be that I am firm on a price, and may so indicate. It may be that a price I have listed is out to lunch also, so if that is the case, please point it out as well as, say, a link to it or whatever. Don't waste your/my time with some story about how someone's cousin once heard of his friends' friend getting such item from a pawn shop in Mexico for 2cents or such - although I may 'match' prices (so to speak), I will take into account the taxes/shipping/handling/etc to get the item to your door (e.g.. if the item is on Ebay and is located in other countries or something). All sales are final.

• Taxes: There are NO taxes of any kind charged by me.

• Shipping: Prices DO NOT include shipping/mailing/delivery/etc. In Saskatoon, you can pick it up, or I may deliver it for nominal charge (basically enough to cover my gasoline costs). For instance, if where an item needs to be delivered is close to the above location, say within 2km I wouldn't charge you gas as long as it's not some super cheap item that's going to cost me more $ in gas than you pay for the item. If you pay for the item, but don't need it delivered right away and can wait until I may be travelling to your area anyway, then I wouldn't charge gas since I'm going there anyway. If you buy an item and need it right away then we'll work out a reasonable gas $ reimbursement. I currently have a minivan available for items that may not fit in your vehicle. Shipping something out of Canada MAY cost you customs/duty/taxes from your country when it crosses your border though and I would have no control over that. We WILL *NOT* use UPS (United Parcel Service) unless perhaps you have an account with them and I simply drop off the package with your account number so it is all handled by your account.

• Shipping time - once a buyers payment has been received (& verified as needed) the item(s) will be packed for mailing and then the next time we are on an errand or otherwise 'out', the package will be mailed. Note that we are not 'next door' to a 24/7 post office, so it could be several days before a package actually gets into the postal system (eg if a payment is received on a Fri, it might be Tues before the post office picks it up). Reminder - this is not a business - we are not charging a markup nor fee for the packaging or time for so doing nor the time for delivery/gas/etc - you are paying actual mailing cost only. IF a buyer would like their package mailed ASAP, they may pay an additional $10 to cover time/gas/etc and we will 'drop' what we are doing and go mail the package ASAP (as soon as the payment clears and we are aware of it).

• Mailing: For a cost of mailing via post office, if you are in Canada just tell us your postal code; if you are in the USA, just tell us your state and zip code; if you are outside of Canada or USA, just tell us your city & country. By far the cheapest way to send something is via Canada Post Office, with their cheapest method being parcel post. This is also the best method for going to the USA. Since you would be paying any costs, you could choose to send it insured, 1st class, air mail, courier, COD (in Canada ONLY) etc, etc. In ALL cases you MUST pay for full shipping, COD costs, etc up front first, even for COD. Why? Because the sender (me) has to pay for it upfront when it is sent, and in the past I have paid that cost and sent something out, and then the purchaser has changed his mind and refused the item, so it gets returned to me, but I am still out the cost of the COD/Shipping costs. Therefore, if a buyer is genuinely wanting an item, they will understand and pay the COD/shipping costs in advance, then the item will be sent, and when they receive the item, they pay the item cost balance. You can get a reasonable estimate here: http://canadapost.ca/personal/rates/default-e.asp

• Track a package: If a package has been sent via post office, a buyer may track it at:
  https://obc.canadapost.ca/emo/basicPin.do?language=en
  Note that usually buyers choose the least expensive mailing service (Xpresspost parcel) and therefore that package is handled with lowest priority, so the tracking code will take a few days to get entered in to the system before a buyer is able to track via the post office tracking website. In fact, for a package sent within Canada, sometimes the package is already received by the buyer before the buyer is able to track it. For a package going to the USA, remember that the Canada post office tracking only tracks it to the point where Canada Post hands it over to USA Customs, thereafter a buyer needs to track it via the USPS tracking at:
  http://www.usps.com/shipping/trackandconfirm.htm?from=home&page=0035trackandconfirm
  Please don't email multiple times asking what's going on with a package - once it's been mailed we are no longer responsible for it and don't know anything additional than what a buyer will themselves know from using the tracking websites. We have seen packages apparently sit for 3 weeks in USA customs with no change in the tracking status, then suddenly arrive 'unannounced' at the buyer's location.

Web page(s): The goal of this web page(s)/site is to be as simple as possible for fast loading and compatability with all browsers, OS's, etc - e.g. no music, no cookies, no fancy scripts, etc etc, so if you run into a non-functioning part of the page, feel free to let me know.