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- World Book Encyclopedia set, 1978, complete 22 volumes $10 – $45
- China set $20 – $100
- Harry Potter paperback box set, books 1-7, Scholastic $30 – $70
- Patio set $40 – $200
- The Sopranos complete series DVD box set $30 – $55
- Le Creuset 5.5 quart round Dutch oven, flame orange $120 – $200
- Dining table $75 – $250
- Sofa $100 – $300
- Bowflex SelectTech 552 adjustable dumbbells, pair $150 – $250
- CorningWare Blue Cornflower 1.5 quart casserole $15 – $35
- Patagonia Better Sweater fleece jacket $40 – $75
- Pyrex Town and Country 444 Cinderella mixing bowl $28 – $65
- Sony Trinitron 13 inch CRT television $30 – $90
- Trek 820 mountain bike, rigid steel frame, 1990s $100 – $225
- Vintage Coach black leather handbag, 1990s $50 – $120
Guides 8
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Before you recycle a computer or phone
A drive you did not wipe is a copy of your life in somebody else's hands. Deleting files is not wiping.
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Identifying china before you sell it
The backstamp tells you the maker and the pattern. Without it, a set of plates is just a set of plates.
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Clearing an estate: the first few days
What to do before anything is sold, donated or thrown out, and why the order matters more than the speed.
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Dividing a parent's belongings with your siblings
The argument is usually about a chair, not money. Agree on what's already promised, photograph the house before anything moves, and keep the sentimental list separate from the valuable one.
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Going through a parent's paperwork
A file cabinet is mostly junk mail and a few documents that are hard to replace. Pull the legal and financial papers first, keep the original order, and don't shred anything until you've seen the whole folder.
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Sorting a record collection: the fast pass
Most of a collection is worth very little and a few records are worth a lot. The skill is separating them without listening to all of them.
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What to do with a mattress nobody will take
Most charities won't take a used mattress and most haulers won't pick one up without a call first. Work through the store, the hauler and the donation desk before it ends up in the alley.
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Where to start when there is too much stuff
A house full of possessions is not one job, it is a few hundred small decisions. This is the order that keeps you from making them twice.
Local resources 4
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Black Dots
Records & music · Buffalo, NY 14213 · Pays cash or store credit on the spot
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Organized by JM
Organizing · Buffalo, NY · Charges for its time
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Simplify Buffalo
Organizing · Buffalo, NY · Charges for its time
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Antique World & Marketplace
Antiques · Clarence, NY · Dealers buy and sell; booths rent by the month
Supplies 1
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Moving and lifting help
The most common reason a sale falls through is that the buyer cannot move the thing. A trolley and a second pair of hands solve it.