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Okay I've been asked to make an offer on all of this kit????
"Any" good offer they said they would accept.

So take a look at this huge list and help me out with what you think would be a fair price. I've a little overwhelmed...

Hasselblad 500cm
Hasselblad 555ELD
Sinar F1

Hasselblad 40mm (f4)
Hasselblad 80mm (f2.
Hasselblad 150mm (f4)
Hasselblad 120mm (f4) Macro
Rodenstock 240mm (f5.6)
Rodenstock 150mm (f5.6)
Schneider 90mm (f8)

Hasselblad Film Back x2
Hasselblad Polaroid Back
Hasselblad Pro Lens Shade
Hasselblad Red Filter (93mm)
Hasselblad Yellow Filter (60mm)
Hasselblad Orange Filter (60mm)
Hasselblad Red Filter (60mm)
Hasselblad Grey ND 8X (60mm)
Hasselblad Polarizing (60mm)
Hasselblad Softar II (60mm)
Hasselblad Pentaprism,

Sinar Pentaprism
Sinar Wide Angle Bellows
Sinar Pentaprism
Sinar Wide Angle Bellows
Hasselblad Extension Ring 16mm
Hasselblad Extension Ring 8mm
Hasselblad Extension Ring 32mm


Canon F1n
Canon 28mm (f2)
Canon 50mm (f1.
Canon 50mm (f3.5) Macro
Canon 85mm (f1.
Canon 135mm (f2.
Canon 300mm (f4) Needs repair
Tamron 90mm (f2. Macro
Nikon 28-80mm (f3.5)
Canon Pentaprism (right Angle)

Bowens Boomlite In need of repair
Bowens Mono Silver
RR Beard 1000 Watt Spot (and stand)
Ianiro Redhead x2
Bowens Universal Spot/Projector
Vinten Video Tripod
Bowens Boomlite Stand
RB Redhead Light Stand x2
Billingham Canvas Bag - Large
Billingham Canvas Bag - Small
Aluminium case x2
Profile Case for Redheads
Red head soft boxes X 2

Metz 45 CT-1 Flash (and mains charger)
Metz 45 CT-1 Flash
Minolta Auto Meter Ivf Light Meter
Minolta Colour Meter II

Wow, what an interesting bundle of kit. My feeling would be around £2000. £3000 would be too much and £1000 nearer robbery ! All depends on the condition though..... The Canon stuff although nice is surprising un valuable having just purchased some to play with.

Hmmm ... not sure, but isn't the Hasselblad stuff worth a lot more?
And of course, it also depends on the condition ...

I guess the best strategy would be to see what simular items sold for, for example on Ebay,
and then sum it up and subtract some bulk discount ...

Best regards,
Martin

Tony, pm sent

best

andrew

Martin, the kit is probably worth 'more' than the numbers I gave but I took the view that what was asked for as a 'good price' was what you could get for someone to take the problem away. Phone a dealer and get 50% of its value (with risk priced in) or sell it all piecemeal and take 20% off for selling costs plus all the time. If you are registered as a business then you may have tax to worry about because it is income. A large outfit is hard to shift and is hugely time consuming. If the question was what is the full retail of all the items then, yes it should be more.

I did this on behalf of someone last year and it was very time consuming, most of the lenses had fungus. Even on face value some of the cameras may not work as planned - do you test it all ? Good stuff sold quickly at a good price but much needed professional cleaning before it could be sold. Common stuff hung around for ages unless the price was low. Interesting and very enjoyable but I am not sure I would do it again for the hours I invested in it ! I learnt a lot.

Yeah, sure! Guess it all depends ...
on the time budget, condition of the items, business/amateur, etc etc ...

For example, if the Rodenstock 150mm f/5,6 is the newest Apo-Sironar-S,
it might sell for 500-600 EUR alone in mint condition ...
But I guess for those sell-it-all-bundles of course "you have to make the roast crisp"

Hasselblad lenses are CF models.

They are interested in offers around £3500........ To steep for me.