Hey all,
I've been sorting a large collection of coins. I came across this. It's been cleaned, right? It's in excellent condition for a coin of this age. Every dot along the edges is as clear as any new coin.
Would like to sell and wondering on your evaluation.
Hey, I'm hoping to gauge interest in these items and see if anyone here can identify the badges that aren't Decca/Cossor.
I am looking to sell to add growing electronic tool collection. (Decent bench power supply is my next upgrade!) Do you think it's worth my time trying to sell?
Hey all,
I’ve recently come into possession of a very large quantity of vintage electronic components and radio-related equipment.
It includes a bit of everything: capacitors, potentiometers, hundreds of boxed Mullard and Texas Instruments semiconductors, British military Larkspur radio sets, 1960s radio spares, wire, tropical fish capacitors, dials, knobs, radio crystals, counters, connectors, and plenty more. What I’ve listed here is really only the tip of the iceberg.
I’ve already had some success selling individual items, and I’ve started building an inventory, but the collection is simply too large. It’s taking up a lot of space, and sorting, researching, photographing, and listing everything properly is taking more time than I realistically have.
I’m interested in electronics myself, but my main interests are more in modern electronics, computing, Raspberry Pi/Arduino-type projects, networking, and repair rather than vintage radio restoration.
I absolutely do not want to send any of this to landfill. I’d be happy to donate some of it and already have, but ideally I’m looking for advice on the best way to move a large collection like this on responsibly.
Does anyone know of businesses, radio clubs, vintage electronics collectors, repairers, museums, surplus dealers, or individuals who might be interested in buying or taking on this sort of collection?
I’d like the parts to end up with people who will actually use or appreciate them while freeing up the space and time for me to focus on my own electronics interests.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Based in UK.