Re: Re: Talked to about clothing situation./OT

May 28, 2008

Be sure you have the appraisal done by someone who doesn't want to buy the

things, as that can affect the way they appraise.

I have been in the antique/collectible business for several years and would

encourage you to be sure not to throw anything away until you do have it

appraised. You will be surprised at some of the things that are collectible.

June C.

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> Subject: Re: Talked to about clothing situation...

> Date: Wednesday, May 28, 2008, 4:53 PM

>

> >

> >Adrienne & Jannis, Hey thanks for the information.

> Yes the plastic

> butter and peanut butter containers went in the trash, but

> I was

> thinking e-bay/craigslist for the tubes myself. I plan on

> putting all

> the antique stuff into a pile and getting an appraisal on

> everything

> at one time before moving forward with all of that stuff.

> My Dad was

> born in 1920 and still has all his train sets and toys from

> when he

> was a kid. Also has alot of the old dishes from his Mom

> & possibly

> Grandmother. He really saved everything. All kinds of old

> Olympic

> stuff, campaign buttons, you name it-he saved it. It was

> weird cause

> it was all boxed up and marked in the storage sheds and

> garages on his

> property where he moved from. Again thanks for the info.

> Meri Jane

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> Welcome to LBDcaregivers.

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