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November 9th, 2023, 04:33 PM
I came across this sharpener (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/385527784277?hash=item59c33f2355:g:ej4AAOSwL-Rj9ARC&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAABAHgF8scwKQ%2FYPWMnBLmy47Bb7rl rIGAmwWgf%2Bmnu2CAdNj4GQ4gahegdrzJyvqNoRLq2XYT%2Bk rQvA11JIDJVFvccLSwZvXg0T%2FQm4c6Xw8J7YMX7if9wDBEg6 OkzckqKgtDK%2Bi5Xm5eZ7dKWfBC9cOJmPMAjGk6oToT4sZMxY EOzIN%2FOr1pBvaiQkqlzlTbBrHcMGK%2Fry63ievyThE3ShP5 bHsyJh5gVe2QqRsRt1plHOdObJy1DgtcID8jKEaPRULwNyTDQ3 Uu8MjldOMCmlUZWqzdOvLw%2Bl9vdGsbj5R9vVlelIX5zhpQ79 rHPgK2skQNs083BPXEcU7gRRP92NEM%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR-iP7uX2Yg) on ebay. I do not recommend buying it, but it looks fun and interesting. I am likely to buy both old and new equipment like this, but apart from the interesting construction, I wonder a bit about the price. I was once told by an experienced antique dealer that not everything old is valuable; value and how easily and item sells depends on various factors, but one good method was to think about what it would cost to remake it in current times and not spend much more than that. It was a general advice, but mostly directed towards furniture. There are trends, some areas of the marked decline, others pick up interest,...
Is the marked for early 1900s writing equipment soaring at the moment? A lot of people can afford this, but I assume most would pass it. The price is similar to two iphones, or a not too expensive electric bike.
Is the marked for early 1900s writing equipment soaring at the moment? A lot of people can afford this, but I assume most would pass it. The price is similar to two iphones, or a not too expensive electric bike.