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Tim Reed
Better Projection Pays

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Bell & Howell 1581, 16mm projector... $12,500?!!
Oh, and the guy's other auctions are just as good. [Roll Eyes]

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John Wilson
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Quick! Bid on it! It comes with 'Reals' (I guess as opposed to 'fakes') AND a leather projector cover! [Roll Eyes]

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James Westbrook
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An "antiques dealer" told him it was worth $12,500.
I must have underestimated the vast knowledge that Antique Dealers have...I doubt I could ever be as smart as them.
Maybe we should elect Antique Dealers into public office...

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Monte L Fullmer
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Maybe I should tell him that I tagged a 1581 at a thrift store in the same condition with cover for 8 bucks last year,...

Yes, his other machine auctions are very comical -

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Barry Floyd
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The Metro Nashville Public School surplus warehouse used to have hundreds of these things just sitting on shelves. I picked up 6 of them a couple of years ago for $2.00 each. One of them still had the original packing material still inside, and the bulb had never been installed. Mine didn't come with the leather cover - so that must be where the extra $12,498.00 comes from. [Confused] [thumbsup]

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Chris Slycord
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Your's probably didn't come with "reals" either for $2. [Smile]

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Tim Reed
Better Projection Pays

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quote: James Westbrook
An "antiques dealer" told him it was worth $12,500.
So, if that's the case, then the antiques dealer should be prepared to offer him, what... at least $2,000 to $3,000 for it, and ensure himself a healthy profit?

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Barry Floyd
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On mine.. there actually was a big take up REAL on the inside of the removeable side cover on two of them.

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Bill Gabel
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Don't forget the other two items he has offered on eBay.
B&H Super 8mm projector "Buy It Now" $4,500.00
Argus Showmaster 500 8mm projector "Buy It Now" $4,000.00

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John Wilson
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Yes, this guy's gonna be RICH!

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Louis Belloisy
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One born every minute [Smile]

louis

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Bill Gabel
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quote:
this guy's gonna be RICH!
Real RICH [thumbsup]

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Todd McCracken
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Jokes on him, I can only imagine what the listing fees were on those three auctions. Im sure it was well in excess of the combined value of the equipment.

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Tyler Potts
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Major kudos to whoever spots the first Punisher: War Zone lenticular poster on eBay.

http://www.movieweb.com/news/NE376848INcR5b

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Jim Cassedy
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quote:
Bell & Howell 1581, 16mm projector... $12,500?!!
WoW- The US/Canada currency exchange rate must be worse than I thought!

I notice it comes not only comes with 'reals" but he's
also throwing in a couple of spare 'BLUBS' !
You can never have too many of of those!

... And a "leather" cover?
I don't think I ever saw a real leather cover for the later model B&H's. As I recall they were all vinyl with cotton or some synthetic padding crap inside.

quote: Barry Floyd
The Metro Nashville Public School surplus warehouse used to have hundreds of these things just sitting on shelves.
I once worked for an AV equipment company and we too had dozens of these things that we took in "trade" from a school district when they upgraded all their classrooms to TV's & VCR/DVD players. They were worthless but we took them becuase we wanted their business. Many of them eventually wound up in a dumpster, but we also gave a few away to local film schools and employees who had 16mm film collections.

We even gave one (free) to a guy who came in to have an older B&H projector repaired. We told him we couldn't get parts for his old machine and that in our opinion it wasn't worth repairing. Since at that point we knew most of these were going to the dump we decided to be nice guys and give him one of the projectors from our 'pile' .

He sent us a BIG basket of assorted candies & cookies that Christmas.

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