Stuff for Auction

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 11:07:55 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:


Let's try that again!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1

Left intact, for the publicity G....

Anyhoo, all you need do in cases like this is post a link to one item and
suggest the use of "View Seller's Other Items," which will list the other items
in a "table" form. IMO, easier to view this way as opposed to clicking/CnP'ing
all the links anyway, but as always, YMMV.

TC,
R

Peter A. Collin wrote:

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars
worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find
it
in the pile.


I'm going to be working with some boy scouts this off-season on merit
badges, if you could give a basic inventory and asking price via email
when you get a chance.

I'm not asking you to give the stuff away, just quote what you think is
a fair asking price.

Wayne

Peter A. Collin wrote:

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars
worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find
it
in the pile.


I'm going to be working with some boy scouts this off-season on merit
badges, if you could give a basic inventory and asking price via email
when you get a chance.

I'm not asking you to give the stuff away, just quote what you think is
a fair asking price.

Wayne

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 10:52:09 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:

Hello All,

I am selling some items on ebay. They belonged to a friend who passed
away recently. He was the quintissential hunting and fishing bum,
leaving little for his family. So I am selling these things for his
widow and daughter. There are many more things to come when I have time.

Go to the link below and select "Seller's Other Items"

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1

Accidentally redundant links snipped

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find it
in the pile.

And if you're compiling a list, I'd like a copy, too, please. Also, what about
the hunting stuff? I might have an interest in such.

Thanks in advance, and sorry to hear of the loss/situation,
R

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 10:52:09 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:

Hello All,

I am selling some items on ebay. They belonged to a friend who passed
away recently. He was the quintissential hunting and fishing bum,
leaving little for his family. So I am selling these things for his
widow and daughter. There are many more things to come when I have time.

Go to the link below and select "Seller's Other Items"

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:LC:US:1

Accidentally redundant links snipped

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find it
in the pile.

And if you're compiling a list, I'd like a copy, too, please. Also, what about
the hunting stuff? I might have an interest in such.

Thanks in advance, and sorry to hear of the loss/situation,
R

"Peter A. Collin" wrote in
:

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find it
in the pile.

Pete Collin


Pete-

We've had some luck jsut putting stuff in baggies and selling them at TU
meetings.

Does he have any jungle cock-- or things you wouldn't want to post on a
newsgroup (condor, bald eagle, panda, etc.)??

Scott

"Peter A. Collin" wrote in
:

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find it
in the pile.

Pete Collin


Pete-

We've had some luck jsut putting stuff in baggies and selling them at TU
meetings.

Does he have any jungle cock-- or things you wouldn't want to post on a
newsgroup (condor, bald eagle, panda, etc.)??

Scott

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
ups.com...

Peter A. Collin wrote:

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars
worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find
it
in the pile.


Hmm, I'd suggest making up a bunch of 'grab bags' and pricing them. A $15
bag could have basic restock supplies: some fur, some pheasant wings, a
bunch of hooks and thread. A $30 bag could have hackle, thread and hooks,
tinsel, crystal flash, and maybe some tools. A $50 bag could have several
hackles, some jungle cock, silver and gold thread, and lots more hooks. You
could even create a 'starter kit' with the vice, essential tools, and
materials for GRHE, WBs and other starter flies. It would take a bit more
effort up front on your part, but then you'd end up cleaning out the stock
rather than selling off the choice items for limited amount, and tossing
lots of scrap that could have been sold.

--riverman

That being said, I'll take some pheasant tails, hooks, gold and silver wire,
any good short hackle and a hair stacker. :-)

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
ups.com...

Peter A. Collin wrote:

Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars
worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find
it
in the pile.


Hmm, I'd suggest making up a bunch of 'grab bags' and pricing them. A $15
bag could have basic restock supplies: some fur, some pheasant wings, a
bunch of hooks and thread. A $30 bag could have hackle, thread and hooks,
tinsel, crystal flash, and maybe some tools. A $50 bag could have several
hackles, some jungle cock, silver and gold thread, and lots more hooks. You
could even create a 'starter kit' with the vice, essential tools, and
materials for GRHE, WBs and other starter flies. It would take a bit more
effort up front on your part, but then you'd end up cleaning out the stock
rather than selling off the choice items for limited amount, and tossing
lots of scrap that could have been sold.

--riverman

That being said, I'll take some pheasant tails, hooks, gold and silver wire,
any good short hackle and a hair stacker. :-)

Scott Seidman wrote:
"Peter A. Collin" wrote in
:


Thanks for looking. There are also many, many tons of flytying
materials in my friend's collection that we are scratching our heads
over how to dispense. If anybody can think of 30 or more dollars worth
of suppplies that they may need, chances are I will be able to find it
in the pile.

Pete Collin



Pete-

We've had some luck jsut putting stuff in baggies and selling them at TU
meetings.

Does he have any jungle cock-- or things you wouldn't want to post on a
newsgroup (condor, bald eagle, panda, etc.)??

Scott

I know he had jungle cock, but couldn't find it in my last session. I
spent three hours just with the rods, reels, and fly boxes in a mutual
friend's basement. We all agreed that close buddies of our departed
friend should have first dibs at whatever (and he had many, many
friends) I also had a cold at the time and the swirling dust of
disturbing the tubs full of hair and feathers was making my sinuses go
haywire. I will easily have to spend an entire afternoon cataloguing
all the tying stuff.

Does anybody like Fin-Nor reels? I have 5 of them here. Need to wait
until I get the boxes for them back (explained to the family that they
are worth more with the original papers, boxes, cases, etc.) Anyway, I
have 2 - Number ones, a number Two, a number three, and a 4.5, all
strung with lines. Let me know, or watch for them on ebay.

Pete Collin