monadnock
30-Aug-2008, 17:39
Hello folks,
I just purchased the Walpole, NH home of a now-deceased career studio photographer, and I now find myself the owner of a pile of Saltzman equipment: 3 large tripods, several smaller tripods, and 6 monolithic pedestal-type camera stands (8-10' tall, I think). They appear to have been well-used, and they've been "barn stored" for many years (read: a little beat up), but I think I can get them back in decent working order (to the extent that I can figure out how they ought to work).
I am not a photographer myself, but I admire your craft. I'd like to sell this stuff for what it's worth, but I'm not looking to get rich. Above all, I want it to get used. From what I've read, these things were made to last.
I could probably sell the tripods on ebay, but the stands are a bit larger than your average cardboard shipping box. Any ideas on how to find potential buyers? I also have several old heavy lights, flash power sources, negative holders, miles of sketchy cables, and god knows what else amidst the mouse nests and bat poop. Sorry, no cameras.
I just purchased the Walpole, NH home of a now-deceased career studio photographer, and I now find myself the owner of a pile of Saltzman equipment: 3 large tripods, several smaller tripods, and 6 monolithic pedestal-type camera stands (8-10' tall, I think). They appear to have been well-used, and they've been "barn stored" for many years (read: a little beat up), but I think I can get them back in decent working order (to the extent that I can figure out how they ought to work).
I am not a photographer myself, but I admire your craft. I'd like to sell this stuff for what it's worth, but I'm not looking to get rich. Above all, I want it to get used. From what I've read, these things were made to last.
I could probably sell the tripods on ebay, but the stands are a bit larger than your average cardboard shipping box. Any ideas on how to find potential buyers? I also have several old heavy lights, flash power sources, negative holders, miles of sketchy cables, and god knows what else amidst the mouse nests and bat poop. Sorry, no cameras.