For Sale:
updated October 2010
This is not a garage sale or a yard sale. Perhaps it can be called a museum sale? Pictures are grouped and a link in blue provided. Offers gratefully accepted. I am just getting rid of stuff accumulated over the last 30 years!
Please call 408-773-1170 or find the email in the contact link to the right.
German Language Books
- These are books my mother treasured as a child. In 1931, at 16 years old, she immigrated from Germany.
Seeburg Rayolite parts
- 1489 (GE) lamps as found in rifles, $60 each (new)
- drive belts, found in Shoot the Bear and Coon Hunt: $8 each, requires two (new).
more information
Pinball Books:
see this page dedicated to pinball books
Pinball Machines or Parts:
The stuff is sold as is. Click name to find out more.
- Diamond Jack (Gottlieb, 1967) $1500 This game has not been restored and is as found over 20 years ago.
- Carnival Queen backglass $150
Spilhaus Space Clocks For Sale
B1228 Spilhaus Space Clock
B1913 Spilhaus Space Clock
Introduction:
The Sands Mechanical Musuem does not buy and sell arcade games. I will occasionally buy games for my personal collection and I am currently looking for dice games.
Occasionally, I will sell some of my games from my personal collection. They are not necessarily restored and their condition is carefully described.
From time to time, I will help clients sell some of their games by advertising them on these pages. I do not particpate in the negotiations and will refer you directly to the owner if you are interested. I do not get a commission from the sale and take no responsibility for the information about the item or how it might be represented.
You can reach me at 408-773-1170 or see the author's page for email contact information.
Client: For Sale
These items belong to clients of the Sands Mechanical Museum and are for sale. I take no responsibility for the representation of these items. The purpose of these pages is to help the client meet perspective buyers. Please contact me if you are interested and I will put you in contact with the seller. You can deal with them directly and I will not benefit financially from the transaction.
- nothing at this time
Antiques
I am trying to indentify the following items and perhaps to establish the value. Most are family heirlooms, some broght over from Germany in 1936. I will be glad to help you indentify and value coin operated games in exchange for your help with these items. I am also selling a bunch of the stuff.