Glassthrower
Vendor - Galactic Stone & Ironworks
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Loc: Kuiper Belt
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This is a continuation of the previous thread, which is located here :
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Best regards and clear skies,
MikeG
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Michael Gilmer - Member of the Meteoritical Society & Collector of Falling Stars.
Meteorites, Moon Rocks, Mars Rocks, Tektites, Fossils, Minerals, Crystals, & Trinitite.
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JamesE
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 10/22/07
Posts: 1112
Loc: Westbank, BC, Canada
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The title says it all
90mm Sears on Amart
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James
(Thanks to Attilla for the Clear Sky charts)
Current Projects : Tasco 15TEA - 3 inch pier mounted planetary scope
Priorities : Wife, Kids
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CHASLX200
Carpal Tunnel
Reged: 09/29/07
Posts: 1808
Loc: Tampa area Florida
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I would have jumped on that Parks 12.5" and Byers mount combo if it were local.
Chas
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AaronM
super member
Reged: 02/02/06
Posts: 340
Loc: NRW, Germany
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Puh ! Seems to be really in rough condition !
Regards, Michael 
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AlienFirstClass
professor emeritus
Reged: 02/13/09
Posts: 738
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My thoughts too.
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Starpoke
sage
Reged: 11/14/07
Posts: 275
Loc: Western Montana
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Yeah, really ugly for an incredibly rare Royal Astro 90mm..Hmmmm.wonder if he would take my 66mm Zeinthstar for it..
Clear skies.. Glenn
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152nn f9 Starfire Apo on Schaefer AT-4 Mount
94mm f7 Brandon Apo on ASGT (or Polaris when AGST is on the fritz.)
WO Zenithstar 66 f6 ED Pretzval on UA Microstar
Tasco 7TE-5 60mm. f16.7 EQ Refractor.
Celestron C-60E f15 on Polaris
Celestron CO 62 Cometron f5
Meade 390 90mm f11 on Mizar m-4
Tasco 8V
eyepieces, books, some old scopes and mounts - ect.
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AlienFirstClass
professor emeritus
Reged: 02/13/09
Posts: 738
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Anyone who collects that condition is EVERYTHING.
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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 03/12/08
Posts: 1072
Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
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You should have seen mine before I restored it. It actually doesn't take that much work and that scope could be looking nearly good as new. I hope someone here gets it and posts pictures. Its too bad he is missing the eyepiece turret and colored eyepieces. Those are tough to find.
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artisticwoods
C-14 Orange Tube, C-8, C-5, C-90 Astro Model, C8 Schmidt Camera 8" f1.5, C5.5 Schmidt Camera f1.65, SPI 42mm f/19 Refractor, Sears 90mm f/15.56 Ref, Sears 80mm f/15 Ref, Swift 77mm f/13 Model 831, Scope 60mm f/11.7, Sears 50mm f/12
Unitron Model 140 75mm/1200mm, Unitron model 128 60mm/900mm
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Preston Smith
Military Observer
Reged: 04/24/05
Posts: 3437
Loc: Eureka, Pa
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Definitely a lot of dings, dents and some damaged hardware. I wish he would have shown some pictures of the mount.....Hmmm wonder why not?
His Amart name is lxd55ar5 so he has other scopes and mounts.
If I didn't have so many scopes I would have probably contacted him by now!
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Preston
Lift your eyes and look to the heavens: Who created all these? He who brings out the starry host one by one, and calls them each by name. Because of His great power and mighty strength, not one of them is missing. Isaiah 40:26
SV115T,NHII,SV70,SV50 and Tele Vue Ranger
Vintage Refractors: Asahi-Pentax, Edmund Scientific, Tasco, Unitron
60mm Telescope Club
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JamesE
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 10/22/07
Posts: 1112
Loc: Westbank, BC, Canada
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The poster on Amart is a new user. Possibly they do not know the value of this particular scope?
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James
(Thanks to Attilla for the Clear Sky charts)
Current Projects : Tasco 15TEA - 3 inch pier mounted planetary scope
Priorities : Wife, Kids
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mustgobigger
Carpal Tunnel
Reged: 06/12/07
Posts: 2421
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Tasco 7TE-5 PA. CL
link 175.00
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RV-6
Meade 826
Meade 880 Deluxe
Unitron's 114,128,140,142,150,152,155,160
4" Jaegertron
4.5" A.E f/14 Refractor
4" f/15 Edmund's Refractor
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AaronM
super member
Reged: 02/02/06
Posts: 340
Loc: NRW, Germany
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Maybe this is one for our "Habsburg8" , Mr. Siple ??
But I think, he's collecting only first quality condition...
Kind regards, Michael
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Happy-Idiot
Carpal Tunnel
Reged: 04/06/06
Posts: 2802
Loc: 3rd Rock
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Cool Little 50mm Monolux
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Brian
A small scope that gets used often is a better investment than a big scope that stays in the closet.
Unitrons, you spend more time looking at them than you do through them.
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deSitter
Carpal Tunnel
Reged: 12/09/04
Posts: 2926
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Quote:
The title says it all
90mm Sears on Amart
Goodness it is physically painful to see something that mishandled. And something so rare - Philistines!
-drl
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Preston Smith
Military Observer
Reged: 04/24/05
Posts: 3437
Loc: Eureka, Pa
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Quote:
Quote:
The title says it all
90mm Sears on Amart
Goodness it is physically painful to see something that mishandled. And something so rare - Philistines!
-drl
...Philistines!
  
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Preston
Lift your eyes and look to the heavens: Who created all these? He who brings out the starry host one by one, and calls them each by name. Because of His great power and mighty strength, not one of them is missing. Isaiah 40:26
SV115T,NHII,SV70,SV50 and Tele Vue Ranger
Vintage Refractors: Asahi-Pentax, Edmund Scientific, Tasco, Unitron
60mm Telescope Club
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tim53
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 12/17/04
Posts: 1440
Loc: Highland Park, CA
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Hey, I happen to *like* the Philistines! 
-Tim.
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"We`re just waiting looking skyward as the days come down.
Someone promised there`d be answers, if we stayed around."
-Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark, "The Romance of the Telescope"
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Starpoke
sage
Reged: 11/14/07
Posts: 275
Loc: Western Montana
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Nah, they too hairy...see Goliath.
Actually I did offer the zeinthstar and he responded with an email and the comment that he had an incredible amount of responses to his ad. I detailed my offer and closed with the comment that it was a very scarce instrument but that the condition was scary. If he replies again I will ask for pictures of the mount which apparently is motorized. I am all internally conflicted about this thing. I know the Williams is a good little scope and the optics of the Royal Astro are legendary but if the outside of that scope is that beat up, it makes me wonder about the guts.
Clear skies all
Glenn
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152nn f9 Starfire Apo on Schaefer AT-4 Mount
94mm f7 Brandon Apo on ASGT (or Polaris when AGST is on the fritz.)
WO Zenithstar 66 f6 ED Pretzval on UA Microstar
Tasco 7TE-5 60mm. f16.7 EQ Refractor.
Celestron C-60E f15 on Polaris
Celestron CO 62 Cometron f5
Meade 390 90mm f11 on Mizar m-4
Tasco 8V
eyepieces, books, some old scopes and mounts - ect.
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Preston Smith
Military Observer
Reged: 04/24/05
Posts: 3437
Loc: Eureka, Pa
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Quote:
Tasco 7TE-5 PA. CL
link 175.00
Check out the finder scope in the picture..... sure looks like a long barlow with the diagonal stuck in it!
Wonder if the original finder is in the box or missing.....
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Preston
Lift your eyes and look to the heavens: Who created all these? He who brings out the starry host one by one, and calls them each by name. Because of His great power and mighty strength, not one of them is missing. Isaiah 40:26
SV115T,NHII,SV70,SV50 and Tele Vue Ranger
Vintage Refractors: Asahi-Pentax, Edmund Scientific, Tasco, Unitron
60mm Telescope Club
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tim53
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 12/17/04
Posts: 1440
Loc: Highland Park, CA
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Quote:
Nah, they too hairy...see Goliath.
Actually I did offer the zeinthstar and he responded with an email and the comment that he had an incredible amount of responses to his ad. I detailed my offer and closed with the comment that it was a very scarce instrument but that the condition was scary. If he replies again I will ask for pictures of the mount which apparently is motorized. I am all internally conflicted about this thing. I know the Williams is a good little scope and the optics of the Royal Astro are legendary but if the outside of that scope is that beat up, it makes me wonder about the guts.
Clear skies all
Glenn
I wish people who want to trade things would nevertheless list an asking price, for those who don't have (or want) something in trade.
More pictures would definitely be helpful, assuming the condition it's in could be offset by much of *anything* a pic could show.
Rare, but not so old that it wouldn't be best to restore rather than leave as is.
-Tim.
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"We`re just waiting looking skyward as the days come down.
Someone promised there`d be answers, if we stayed around."
-Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark, "The Romance of the Telescope"
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mikey cee
Post Laureate
Reged: 01/18/07
Posts: 3517
Loc: bellevue ne.
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Should seem pretty obvious even to a neophyte that a little white telescope would fit in the bracket nicely. Go figger.  
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7x35 and 10x50 sears tower binocs, 3" f/10 edmunds reflector, 2.4" f/11.7 manon refractor, 6" f/8 jaegers refractor, "The 8 Ball" 8" f/13.3 brandt refractor, 3" f/15.8 sans&streiffe refractor, 3.1" f/15 selsi refractor(towa 339), 2.4" f/15 sears refractor, selsi 30x30mm spyglass, criterion 5-draw 25x45x75x spyglass(1957), 4.25" f/14.8 tasco 20te.
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