Posted by severum on October 13, 2010 at 13:49:00 from (74.127.224.49):
In Reply to: Help with Estate posted by severum on October 13, 2010 at 10:50:01:
Thanks for all the replies, guys. I am guessing that the old service / owner manuals are probably a lot more valuable than the more "generic" tractor books. I could maybe sell the books in lots, and sell the manuals by the piece. I did find a few of the items on expired Ebay auctions. I'm surprised what someone is willing to pay for a Case 930 brochure, but then again I know next to nothing about this stuff.
I may put just the manuals on Ebay and "let the market decide" what they are worth, as was suggested. Maybe a local collector would be interested in the other books.
This post was edited by severum at 13:55:17 10/13/10.
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