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    Default Plane crazy amazing plane collection

    never to be seen again, have a look at this collection which is about to be broken up and sold off.

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    Drool on key board

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    makes you want to weep, what an awesome collection.

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    Omg!

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    Sad, he died so close to completing his collection.
    We don't know how lucky we are......

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    Phew ! With my 50+ ebay/trademe wrecks (and 5 new planes) I'm just a beginner...

    Cheers, Vann.
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    He probably died from the exertion in keeping them all clean

    Amazing collection - there are a lot of extremely Collector tools, not just someone hoarding any- and everything.

    I hope it gave him much pleasure in his life. I fear that it will raise far less than its value if sold all at once and to an audience that are just looking at them as tools and for a bargain. Unfortunately, selling to the Collector market - to which they rightly belong - would take years.

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    I see one or two tools that I can use.

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    Well sort of get around to using.

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    Gee...sus!
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    It gives truth to the old saying that "he who dies with the most toys wins"

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    It would certainly be interesting to see what the prices are on these tools.
    I note that it is a sale and not an auction.
    What an amazing collection. Derek is right - how much time must be spent chasing the rust away! A bit like painting the Sydney Harbour Bridge I would think.
    Seems to be heavily in favour of Stanley planes, although I did spot a solitary Sargent Auto-set.
    Wouldn't it be nice to just have the leisure time to browse through this lot before they are all sold.
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    how beautiful is that collection!

    i love the spirit levels.

    they dont make them like they used to!

    justin.

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    It looked like one of those levels had a barometer built in to it.

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    Oooooooh. Pig heaven
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    Tool overload! Never expected that to happen.
    It is a great stash however. I reckon if they all land on the market at the same time could drive down the price. I'll be keeping an eye on the bay.
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