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   Malcolm | Sep 23, 2005 12:40pm | #1

   Here's the photos

   http://www.macpherson.co.nz

   
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   Rickk | Sep 23, 2005 12:41pm | #2

    

   Malcolm, just wondering why you have no use of such a good looking collection? I would be interested in those flat chisels.     Thanks Rick

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   Malcolm | Sep 23, 2005 01:32pm | #3

   I don't turn, Rick! Don't own a lathe. Have no use for turning tools!http://www.macpherson.co.nz

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   Rickk | Sep 23, 2005 01:47pm | #4

   Malcolm,guess I got up too early,thought I was looking at some chisels..sorry ..I don't do turning either.   Later    Rick

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   Pondfish | Sep 23, 2005 02:01pm | #5

   Virtually all tools are worth something.  I would suggest you sell these on eBay--postage by UPS or USPS parcel post won't be too much for some turner or (horrors) old tool collector.

   If not, I'll pay you postage for free tools!

   Paul

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   Malcolm | Sep 23, 2005 02:24pm | #6

   > Virtually all tools are worth something <

   I agree. I'll probably clean them up and look for a more local buyer!

   Don't think I'll give these away - they have a use, pretty much as is, and they're excellent quality. I think the handles have been made by the original owner - big chunky pieces of hardwood.

   Malcolmhttp://www.macpherson.co.nz

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   Pondfish | Sep 23, 2005 02:47pm | #7

   Gee, darn.  I was hoping you just "wanted to get rid of them."

   I still suggest eBay.  If you haven't used this site before, it isn't hard to join (free) and set up a sale.  I've done some sales on eBay that I was really glad I didn't go the garage sale route.  Like the old trombone I had and was going to sell for $25, but got over $750 on eBay...Recommending the use of "Hide Signatures" option under "My Preferences" since 2005