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- Louis L'Amour paperback westerns, lot of 25 $15 – $40
- Hardy Boys hardcover books, 1960s, lot of 6 $20 – $45
- Harry Potter paperback box set, books 1-7, Scholastic $30 – $70
- Nancy Drew hardcover mystery books, 1950s-60s, lot of 6 $20 – $45
- Disney VHS tapes, lot of 20, 1990s clamshell cases $12 – $35
- National Geographic magazine back issues, 1960s-70s, box of 50 $15 – $35
- Books $0.50 – $5
- Exercise bike $25 – $125
- Blundstone boots $40 – $70
- Carhartt Detroit duck jacket, brown, size large $50 – $130
- Dr. Martens 1460 boots, black leather, size 8 $45 – $85
- Levi's 501 straight leg jeans, made in USA, 1990s $40 – $90
- Patagonia Better Sweater fleece jacket $40 – $75
- Red Wing 875 moc-toe work boots, size 10 D $70 – $150
- Vintage Coach black leather handbag, 1990s $50 – $120
- Vintage Levi's trucker denim jacket, 1980s, size medium $40 – $90
- Pioneer PL-518 direct drive turntable $100 – $180
Guides 8
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Selling used clothing and shoes
Clothes sell by size, brand and condition, in that order. A good photo of the label saves ten messages.
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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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Photographing stuff for sale
Good photos are not about a good camera. They are about light, framing and photographing the flaws nobody wants to photograph.
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Sorting a bookshelf quickly
Books are heavy and mostly worthless. A twenty-minute pass per shelf finds the few that are not.
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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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Sorting tools in a garage or workshop
Rusty hand tools, dead cordless drills, a bench vise and a half-full can of old paint each leave the garage a different way. Clear the floor first and sort by type before you decide what any of it is worth.
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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.
Local resources 4
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Cleveland Furniture Bank
Donation · Parma Heights, OH 44130 · Free drop-off; pickup for a small service fee
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Goodwill (donation)
Donate · Buffalo, NY · Free, and you get a donation receipt
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St. Luke's Mission of Mercy
Donate · Buffalo, NY 14211 · Free to donate
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St. Vincent de Paul — Buffalo
Donate · Buffalo, NY 14209 · Free to donate
Supplies 1
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Cleaning supplies
Everything sells for more clean. A bucket of warm water, a cloth and an hour is worth more than any listing upgrade.