Glassthrower
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This is a fresh restart of the older (and much longer) thread for posting ads that involve the sale of vintage/antique scopes.
A few reminders :
1) do not post your own ads or the ads of your friends. This is considered sale promotion in the open forums and this is a violation of the CN TOS. Please post such ads in the S&S forum or the CNC.
2) do not post photos from ads unless you have the permission of the person who took the photo. If you must have some reference to the photo in the post, then post a link to the photo, not the photo itself.
3) do not post the entire ad text (or large blocks of it) without permission from the author.
4) try to concentrate on the item for sale and not the seller.
5) Buyer beware - there are some scams floating around, so do your homework before pursuing any ad.
6) CN is in no way responsible for the content of these linked ads.
For reference purposes, here is a link to the original thread :
http://www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Board/classics/Number/1587264
Thanks 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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woodsman
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OK, here is the scam, I just received this from him today:
I want you to know that my Celestron telescope it's in great condition... Unfortunately for the moment I am outside of my state for the next 3 months due to my new working contract, but that's not going to be a problem because I can still handle the transaction. When I've received this working contract in Florida, I've decided to leave the telescope along with other 13 items in the custody of The Online Outpost because in case we'll agree to close the transaction they will take care of all the arrangements.. This is a company recommended by eBay and also by Craigslist, they will give you the chance to inspect the telescope before I receive the payment for it.
If you are interested to purchase my telescope please feel free to mail me for more information regarding the transaction terms...there will be also a return policy included.
Thanks,
-Craig
ReplyReply All Move...ann smith
As we all thought, it was a scam. Its getting pretty easy to tell though, so its almost no big deal anymore, Rich
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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
Edited by Glassthrower (10/13/08 08:52 PM)
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Glassthrower
Vendor - Galactic Stone & Ironworks
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Rich,
As much as the scammer deserves it, I removed his email address from your post to put it in compliance with the TOS.
These guys never give up do they? With the amount of time and effort they put into running their scams, they could go out and get an honest job.
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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BHunt
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Loc: NJ and PA
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Yep thats him!
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CHASLX200
Carpal Tunnel
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Loc: Tampa area Florida
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It's the C14 that keeps on going.
Chas
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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
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Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
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Thanks Mike:
It is always the same story. One would think that by now, they would try something besides "I am on a ranch in Canada", or "I'm out of state on Business". How 'bout this:
'I'm going to jail for tax fraud and I need some cash for the prison commissary'. At least its a different story.  They must get some takers, otherwise I would think that they'd give up by now..
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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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okiestarman56
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They do make it easy to spot,but there not as much fun to play as the email scams are. I had one play for three weeks then he got wise.
Jerry
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305mm f/5 GSO 12" DSO
114mm f/7.8 Tasco 4.5" Red Tube
76.2mm f/15.7 Tasco 10te #771027
80mm f/15 Sears 3.1" Refracor #412.4454
60mm f/15 Sears 2.3" Refractor #4 6305-A
60mm f/15 Sears 2.3" Refractor #4451
Plenty of EPs? .965 to 2"
2 LPI's
Home made Denver chair
3-7'x10' light panels
yada yada yada
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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While browsing the listings for the Phoenix, Arizona Craigslist, I happened to notice a listing for a FREE 1960's Sears Discoverer 2.4-inch F/15 equatorial refractor telescope with wooden storage chest. The ad was posted on October 13, 2008, and the listing number is:
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pho/878123387.html
(I am not the giver of the telescope.)
I don't think that this one will last too long at that price.
Edited by habsburg8 (10/14/08 01:05 AM)
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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Edmund Palomar Jr. 4-inch Newtonian posted on October 12, 2008, for the Minneapolis, Minnesota Craigslist:
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/for/876341557.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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Posts: 798
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Orange C-8 SCT with accessories posted on October 12th, 2008 for the Denver, Colorado Craigslist:
http://denver.craigslist.org/for/876623117.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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Posts: 798
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While browsing the advertisements for the Boise, Idaho Craigslist, I happened to notice a listing for what is described as a 10-inch Cassegrain reflector telescope. The ad was posted on October 6, 2008, and the listing number is:
http://boise.craigslist.org/pho/868821084.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
Is the optical tube assembly a put-together from parts, a Cave Astrola, or possibly a Star Instruments? To me the mounting looks undersized compared to the huge OTA. WHAT IS THIS?
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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Tasco 7TE (D=60mm F=910mm) OR Tasco 7TE-5 (D=60mm F=1000mm) on Ventura, CA Craigslist. Posted on October 6th, 2008.
http://ventura.craigslist.org/clt/867966163.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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Posts: 798
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Complete Unitron model #140 alt-azimuth refractor with all wooden cases on the Goodwill Auction site:
http://shopgoodwill.com/viewItem.asp?ItemID=4095499
Is this scope from the 1960's?
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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I POST THIS WITH MUCH RESERVATION AS I COLLECT THIS BRAND OF VINTAGE REFRACTOR TELESCOPE. HOWEVER, I ALREADY HAVE MANY 60 MM SCOPES FROM SIMILAR MANUFACTURERS IN MY COLLECTION, SO HERE WE GO.
While browsing the Craigslist advertisements for Tucson, Arizona, I happpened to see a posting for what appears to be a circa 1960's complete 2.4-inch Vixen or ATCO brand equatorial refractor telescope. (Because of the exceptional layout, I hope to use this in a future astronomy club publication.) There is a metal tag on the wooden storage chest, so positive identification from an interested buyer would be quick.
The ad was posted on October5, 2008, and the listing number is:
http://tucson.craigslist.org/clt/867560667.html
(I am not the seller of the scope, but sure wish I was in Tucson so I could purchase it directly!)
Comments? What brand is this one? I had a virtually identical 3-inch model with a focal length of 1,250mm that was marked "Vixen" on the focuser.
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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THIS IS ANOTHER ONE THAT I LIST WITH SOME TREPIDATION. (If it was a 6-inch I would contact the seller at once.)
While browsing the Craigslist advertisements for the New Hampshire Craigslist, I happened to notice a listing for a vintage (1960s) Optical Craftsmen 4.25-inch RFT (rich field telescope). The ad was posted on October 13, 2008, and the listing number is:
http://nh.craigslist.org/sys/878245869.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
To my knowledge these are as scarce as hen's teeth.
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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60mm? equatorial refractor with box on the Pittsburgh, Craigslist:
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/tag/875707638.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
P.S.--I do not need to check out any alien visitors tomorrow on Tuesday.
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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I know that these are fairly rare and I don't know how desirable they are by Tasco collectors.
Tasco Electric Zoom spotting scope with original box:
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/for/872820443.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
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David E
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Anyone know about when these were made?
Balscope 10
I have one of these, and the Balscope 20. My specimens are quite nice with good optics. The only shortcoming of the Balscope 10 is not having any tripod mount. (Although I'm sure if Preston had one he'd make a mount out of a bar of soap and toothpaste.  )
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David E
If you keep a stack of old Orion catalogs in your bathroom, you might be an astro-redneck.
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Preston Smith
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Quote:
(Although I'm sure if Preston had one he'd make a mount out of a bar of soap and toothpaste. )
 All you need is some JB Weld and a 1/4 X 20 nut!
I used to own a Balscope 10.... in the Mid to late 60s?
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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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strdst
scholastic sledgehammer
Reged: 03/23/08
Posts: 830
Loc: Oregon USA
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I've been emailing the seller for a few days asking if shipping would be agreeable. Sadly, haven't received a reply yet. When I stare at the label on the box, and *BLEEP* my head to the left about 30 degrees, I quite clearly see Tasco...maybe.
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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
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Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
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I kind of secured the sale about a week ago, and spoke with him on the phone for awhile. He is supposed to be shipping it to me, but I have not heard from him in a few days. I plan to call him again tomorrow, but I don't know if his intentions are to sell it to me, although he indicated to me that I could consider it mine. Perhaps he sold it locally or something, but I hope to know tomorrow. Rich
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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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strdst
scholastic sledgehammer
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Loc: Oregon USA
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Rich,
Hmmm, may explain why the seller never returns my emails! My disappointment is partially relieved thinking this will soon be in the hands of another hopeless scope junkie! What is the brand and model number?
other Keith
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AstroPhys
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Unitron D75 MM F1200 MM - ebay
http://tinyurl.com/4cxrcu
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Dan
Asahi Pentax 60x800
Celestron C102HD
Celestron C-6R
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Happy-Idiot
Carpal Tunnel
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E. Vion here i think someone was looking for one of these a few months back?
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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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JamesE
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Loc: Westbank, BC, Canada
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Boy that looks almost like the one Rich posted. Of course it is not but now I would ask if they were made by the same company way back when.
James
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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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Mr Magoo
scholastic sledgehammer
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Loc: Franklin, Indiana
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I thought this looked interesting. Research Optical Scope Anyone familiar with this brand?
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Ken
Franklin, IN
Member, Indiana Astronomical Society
B.S.A. Astronomy Merit Badge Counselor
6" f/10 Dob
Vintage Sears Discoverer 4-6305A 60mm
Vintage Manon 60mm (The Marsha Scope)
Criterion RV-6
My CN Photo Gallery
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Glassthrower
Vendor - Galactic Stone & Ironworks
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I once owned a "Research Optical" vintage binocular (briefly) and the optical quality was sub-par. But I'm not sure if it was the same vendor that imported this scope, or if my old binocular had been abused in the past. So take this with a grain of salt.
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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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Happy-Idiot
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Meade smooth sided plossl Borderline classic??? but they aren't made anymore and are VERY collectable. This is a good price, i would grab it but i already have two in perfect condition. If i had a 3rd eye i would buy it now. A good performance eyepiece. .(i don't know seller)
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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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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
Reged: 08/17/07
Posts: 1541
Loc: New Hampshire
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While browsing the Craigslist advertisements for the New Hampshire Craigslist, I happened to notice a listing for a vintage (1960s) Optical Craftsmen 4.25-inch RFT (rich field telescope). The ad was posted on October 13, 2008, and the listing number is:
http://nh.craigslist.org/sys/878245869.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
To my knowledge these are as scarce as hen's teeth.
I think I have one of those in a box, SOMEWHERE in my pile of STUFF! I'll need to go looking around and see if I still have it.
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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mustgobigger
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Museum Quality Cooke Telescope on AM link
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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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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
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Hey Keith:
It just keeps getting worse and worse. I think I need to learn to walk away.  Rich
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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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strdst
scholastic sledgehammer
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Posts: 830
Loc: Oregon USA
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Quote:
Hey Keith:
It just keeps getting worse and worse. I think I need to learn to walk away. Rich
Hi Rich,
You know you can always P.M. me. I'm here for you, man So I'm thinking your Tucson Tasco deal has gone south (scope in a box)... Or on Thursday there was a Unitron 114 (1960's) complete with "additional hardware", which was a unihex on the Seattle craigslist for $150!! I didn't see the ad until 6 hours after posting and of course by then the scope was long gone. Did ya snag that one as well? Did anyone here manage to score the Unitron? A lurker out there perhaps?
other Keith
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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
Reged: 08/17/07
Posts: 1541
Loc: New Hampshire
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How many think that the Cooke is a Repro?
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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mikey cee
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I've been a step ahead of ya' for a day or more on this Steve. But I wanted someone else to hang themselves first. Good intuition my friend! It just looks too "clean" if ya' know what I mean jelly bean!! Mike
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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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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
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Mike:
I agree that it just doesn't look right. If I am wrong, so be it. I just think that thing is way TOO perfect!
There is NO SIGN of ANY petina on ANY of the brass. There IS a bit of dirt in a few places, but, it's not OLD DIRT. There are no score marks on the screw heads and no sign of any dirt or "stuff" collected in the rope scrolls on the flanges. If this thing was cleaned it was done in a chemical bath or an ultra-sonic cleaner. Did anyone notice that there are PHILLIPS SCREWS holding the finder brackets to the tube? They may have been replaced but, if one were to want it to remain original, then those are not correct. Why is the counter balance on the wrong side of the mount fork? Last, the wooden legs look as if they were just made. There is no depth to the petina of the wood which one would expect if they had not just been completely refinished or freshly made.
Nope, all of the alarm bells are going off on this one! Unless some really good documentation can be presented on this one, I'd steer VERY clear of it!!
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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Happy-Idiot
Carpal Tunnel
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Take a look at this on the E-vilbay. It looks like it is in really nice shape, i just don't like the way it is stowed away in the box with no braces. At least it has a lens cover even though it resembles Tupperware. Shipping is a killer for me(opp side of the States)so my bid is low. If anyone lives close or even a pick up this would be a little find.
Plus here is a Sears for bid.
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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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Mr Magoo
scholastic sledgehammer
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Loc: Franklin, Indiana
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I believe this was picked up by a CN'er. Maybe they can give us a report.
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Ken
Franklin, IN
Member, Indiana Astronomical Society
B.S.A. Astronomy Merit Badge Counselor
6" f/10 Dob
Vintage Sears Discoverer 4-6305A 60mm
Vintage Manon 60mm (The Marsha Scope)
Criterion RV-6
My CN Photo Gallery
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woodsman
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Posts: 1069
Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
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Hi Keith:
I believe that the deal on the Tasco is still ok. I sent payment for it but I haven't seen it yet. I did however snag the Ultimate deal over the weekend. I had to go to Denver to get it. Listed on craigslist was an original orange tube C8. The ad was for the scope, with 7 extra lenses, a group of filters, and a cold camera. Imagine my surprise when I arrived to find a complete set of Vernonscope Brandon (32mm, 24mm, 16mm, 12mm, and 8mm) lenses in original case with the 2X and 3X Vernonscope Dakin Barlows. Also in the case was a full set of 14 filters in their small leather holder case, all Vernonscope as well, and a Vernonscope polarizing lens in its leather case. Each of the eyepieces has its own metal case that it fits into. There was also a cold camera, as well as another Celestron eyepiece and a few other accessories. I think it was a much better deal than the Unitron that I didn't even see. I have attached a photo of the whole package. Its very nice. Rich
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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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woodsman
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Another shot of the filters and lenses
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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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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
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Posts: 1069
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A shot of the eyepieces with their metal cases.
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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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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
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One shot of the whole case
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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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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
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A shot of the scope
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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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woodsman
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Everything is in very good shape. I will put the eyepiece/filter package up for sale, as I only wanted the telescope. Rich
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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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johnjlove
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Wow! I saw that one and passed it up...  stupid me, eh!?
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woodsman
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Hi John:
I saw it about 15 minutes after it went in on Friday night and by Sat. afternoon, it was on its way home with me. I gave him a few extra bucks over the money he wanted, because it was in such great shape. It is a 1973 model and the optics look very nice. I went to the Vernonscope website, which lists the costs for the lenses, barlows, and the filters. I was surprised. The amazing thing is that a guy came by before me, looked, and passed on the deal. I don't have a clue as to how someone interested enough to come by and look, could pass up a complete set of Brandon lenses for this price. I'm certainly glad that they did. Enjoy the day. Rich
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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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Telescopeman54
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I'm in tears with envy!!! Not that it makes much difference since I'm way up here in FROZEN New Hampshire!
Nice score!!
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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woodsman
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Hey folks:
Here is a Scope Newtonian for 15 bucks? How can one go wrong? Scope telescope
It is a model 2525??
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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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strdst
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Dawg!
So what is the square footage of YOUR house? 
other Keith
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clintwhitman
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I am dieing to know Check this out it in Idaho and as the Caveman would I am dieing to know what it is. Those Brandons are a good deal for you You hit the jackpot!!
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1960s 6"F15 Jaegers-Unipons by John Pons on a Byers 812, 1947 4" F15 TINSLEY, 1965 10" F8 CAVE, 1950 5CM & 6.5CM Nippon Kogakus (the twins), 1960s UNITRONS a 152 restored a 160 numbered green lens original mint a 114 original 50s mint, 1950s UNITRON M100 100mm F15 OTA, WO 80mm Florite, ASTROPHYSICS 155 EDFS on LOSMANDY G11, a bunch of Tascos,Sears Mayflowers The list goes on Add infinitum.
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woodsman
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Hey:
If anyone is in the San Antonio area, an Edmund 4 1/4 inch for $130. Also, he has a Stargazer 4 1/4 for $150.
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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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Ramon Miro
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Haven't seen too many of these with the 8 inch OTA. Located in Warrenton, VA. 8 inch Edmund fork-mount
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114 Unitron
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(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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albert1
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WOW! To think someone passed up those Vernonscope EP's. You're lucky everyone does'nt know what we know. Last month I picked up a Coulter Odyssey 10 w/Astro Systems 2-speed Crayford for pennies. The night before another guy looked at it and offered the seller $20 less than what the seller wanted. After I took it the seller called and told me the other guy came back for it and was very disappointed it was gone. I have a feeling that may have happened when the other guy went home and researched that set of Vernonscope EP's. Congradulations.
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1 Great 'ole Newt
4 Good 'ole Newts
2 Great 'ole Cats
1 Lousy 'ole Newt
One of these days I'll try a Refractor better than my 90mm finderscope
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woodsman
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I just got very lucky with the Vernonscope eps. I wasn't expecting that when I walked in. It was a once in a lifetime chance encounter. I really just wanted the older C8 which is in really great shape.
Let me ask you about the C90 you have. I have one as well and I would like to try it with the larger eyepieces. Do you need that LAR to use the 1.25 eyepieces? Thanks, Rich
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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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albert1
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Quote:
I just got very lucky with the Vernonscope eps. I wasn't expecting that when I walked in. It was a once in a lifetime chance encounter. I really just wanted the older C8 which is in really great shape.
Let me ask you about the C90 you have. I have one as well and I would like to try it with the larger eyepieces. Do you need that LAR to use the 1.25 eyepieces? Thanks, Rich
Hey Rich, I was gonna pm ya but thought others may be interested too.
Yes, you'll need the LAR for the new 1.25 visual back you'll also need. That's the only way to get the 1.25 diagonal on there. That original LAR was a little tough to find. I placed a wanted ad for it. I was told the Meade ETX's LAR does not fit the Orange C-90. It really improved the visual performance of that little guy. Next it needs a SCT focuser, I hate that helical ring.
I noticed what you got for the Vernonscope set. I love to see somebody get a find like that. How were you able to keep your composure when you saw that beautiful wooden box set? The drive home must have been sweeeeeeeet. 
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1 Great 'ole Newt
4 Good 'ole Newts
2 Great 'ole Cats
1 Lousy 'ole Newt
One of these days I'll try a Refractor better than my 90mm finderscope
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woodsman
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I had honestly never ever seen a set like that. It had filters and everything. I didn't know what in the world it was worth until I went to the website and saw the prices. I know that they must be just great eyepieces, but I thought that if I looked through them, I wouldn't want to sell them.
Thanks for the info on the LAR. I will not get one for the ETX. Rich.
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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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okiestarman56
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Older tasco 60 x 1000 at goodwill. tasco
Jerry
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305mm f/5 GSO 12" DSO
114mm f/7.8 Tasco 4.5" Red Tube
76.2mm f/15.7 Tasco 10te #771027
80mm f/15 Sears 3.1" Refracor #412.4454
60mm f/15 Sears 2.3" Refractor #4 6305-A
60mm f/15 Sears 2.3" Refractor #4451
Plenty of EPs? .965 to 2"
2 LPI's
Home made Denver chair
3-7'x10' light panels
yada yada yada
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Glassthrower
Vendor - Galactic Stone & Ironworks
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There is a 5" Edmund refractor on Don Rothman's Teletrade list right now.
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Meteorites, Moon Rocks, Mars Rocks, Tektites, Fossils, Minerals, Crystals, & Trinitite.
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teast
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Not sure, but I think it's a Towa or Royal. Here's the link:
60mm Towa or Royal?
Somebody should grab this quick. If it's not a Towa/Royal can someone venture a guess? (I'm not the seller.)
-Tom
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woodsman
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I spoke to Don Rothman about the scope and he said he doesn't think it is an Edmunds, but possibly a Jaegers. He said it is a PVC pipe, and the focuser has some issues. He did say that it looked to be a homemade thing, and it is about 6 feet long, but in fairly good shape. I will post pictures if he sends me some later tonight. Richard
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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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teast
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Just spotted this on the e-place. I've never heard of Helinon but it's Japanese with the Circle T mark.
Helinon 114mm Reflector
(I'm not the seller of this scope.)
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albert1
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Here's a nice 8" scope for us. It's even set up and ready to view some ant's.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/que/for/890257825.html
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Albert
1 Great 'ole Newt
4 Good 'ole Newts
2 Great 'ole Cats
1 Lousy 'ole Newt
One of these days I'll try a Refractor better than my 90mm finderscope
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mikey cee
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What is it about viewing the terra firma with these people? It's gotta be something from another world!   Mike
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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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sarastro
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Loc: Seattle
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Quote:
Here's a nice 8" scope for us. It's even set up and ready to view some ant's.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/que/for/890257825.html
What a deal!
Where is he hiding the 8" SC mirror, the RA and DEC motors the star diagonal, the 8X50 finder scope and the Vixen eyepiece?
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albert1
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Quote:
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Here's a nice 8" scope for us. It's even set up and ready to view some ant's.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/que/for/890257825.html
What a deal!
Where is he hiding the 8" SC mirror, the RA and DEC motors the star diagonal, the 8X50 finder scope and the Vixen eyepiece?
Yeah, this one is a little odd.
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Albert
1 Great 'ole Newt
4 Good 'ole Newts
2 Great 'ole Cats
1 Lousy 'ole Newt
One of these days I'll try a Refractor better than my 90mm finderscope
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mustgobigger
Carpal Tunnel
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its a 114 4500 series 4 1/2 " mirror.
just like the one i gave away a few months back.
its worth about 100.00 tops.
not a bad little starter scope but its no 8".
he must be thinking F=8.
Brian
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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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Darenwh
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You need to look at this Minneapolis area estate sale...
Has what appears to be a Cave Astrolla Cassegrain that appears to be in excellent condition. They also have a toolshop that anybody would envy... Too bad I can't make the run up there for that one.
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Covington, GA
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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
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Daren:
I'd go BROKE at that auction! I think it's easier to imaging what is NOT in that collection than what IS in it! It would be fun just to look at some of that stuff, especially that 1940's TV!!
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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albert1
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Quote:
You need to look at this Minneapolis area estate sale...
Has what appears to be a Cave Astrolla Cassegrain that appears to be in excellent condition. They also have a toolshop that anybody would envy... Too bad I can't make the run up there for that one.
WOW,WOW,WOW, did you see all that great stuff? Can all that be in one house? It's amazing, we spend all our life amassing our stuff only to have it all appear on Craigslist in the end  .
I gotta hand it to the guy, that is quite the collection. 
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Albert
1 Great 'ole Newt
4 Good 'ole Newts
2 Great 'ole Cats
1 Lousy 'ole Newt
One of these days I'll try a Refractor better than my 90mm finderscope
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Darenwh
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He who dies with the most toys wins... Just about every toy you could think of. Mainfraim computer, Segway, cedar strip sailing canoe, more electronics than Nasa, More wood working tools than the Amish, more trains than Western pacific, More tools then The Home Depot, A cannon, A Catapult, A printing press, more books than some libraries, More antiques than the Antique Roadshow ever had...
I guess he won...
Edited by Darenwh (10/24/08 06:41 AM)
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albert1
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He who dies with the most toys wins... Just about every toy you could think of. Mainfraim computer, Segway, cedar strip sailing canoe, more electronics than Nasa, More wood working tools than the Amish, more trains than Western pacific, More tools then The Home Depot, A cannon, A Catapult, A printing press, more books than some libraries, More antiques than the Antique Roadshow ever had...
I guess he won...
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Albert
1 Great 'ole Newt
4 Good 'ole Newts
2 Great 'ole Cats
1 Lousy 'ole Newt
One of these days I'll try a Refractor better than my 90mm finderscope
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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
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He who dies with the most toys, still dies!
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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mustgobigger
Carpal Tunnel
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Yea But He died Happy!
Brian
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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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Darenwh
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Judging by the toys he/she had I would say he/she lived quite happy and to accumulate all that must have lived a long life too... Gotta respect him or her for that. Though all will die those who live well until they die lived best...
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Covington, GA
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BooBoo
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I'm just darned glad I don't live near that sale. Too many toys...er...tools and such that I'd love to have, particularly those brass locos!
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aka Barry
"Mortal as I am, I know that I am born for a day. But when I follow at my pleasure the serried multitude of the stars in their circular course, my feet no longer touch the earth." - Ptolemy
Orion SkyQuest XT8 Classic Dobsonian
 Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles, CA
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Quote:
What is it about viewing the terra firma with these people?
It's the only planet they were able to find.
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btb
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Loc: Indiana
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70's Cave 8"?
http://tinyurl.com/6k86bq
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Les
US Navy Veteran
Celestron 114mm
Zhumell "10"
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mikey cee
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Good one!! Mike
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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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albert1
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Quote:
70's Cave 8"?
http://tinyurl.com/6k86bq
All those nice pics but none down the shutte. 
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Albert
1 Great 'ole Newt
4 Good 'ole Newts
2 Great 'ole Cats
1 Lousy 'ole Newt
One of these days I'll try a Refractor better than my 90mm finderscope
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clintwhitman
Caveman
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Looks to be a mid 60s with a non stock focuser and some other wierd bar clamp stuck on it! Could be a killer mirror!! Tom did it again!!
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Clint&Debbie Whitman (aveman
1960s 6"F15 Jaegers-Unipons by John Pons on a Byers 812, 1947 4" F15 TINSLEY, 1965 10" F8 CAVE, 1950 5CM & 6.5CM Nippon Kogakus (the twins), 1960s UNITRONS a 152 restored a 160 numbered green lens original mint a 114 original 50s mint, 1950s UNITRON M100 100mm F15 OTA, WO 80mm Florite, ASTROPHYSICS 155 EDFS on LOSMANDY G11, a bunch of Tascos,Sears Mayflowers The list goes on Add infinitum.
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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
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Clint:
That "other weird bar clamp" on the side is an Edmund camera bracket holder. I have one on sitting on a shelf right now. What is missing is the support rod and the actual bracket upon which the camera is placed.
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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Telescopeman54
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I almost forgot, it was also used to hold a white metal screen for solar projection.
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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Lew Chilton
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Clint,
That's not a non-stock focuser on that 6-inch Deluxe Cave Astrola. It's a Carle helical focuser. You can see it in Cave accessory catalogs.
Helical focusers were very much in vogue in the 1970s. I had a Telescopics helical focuser on my 4-1/4 inch RFT.
-Lew
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I don't get no respect, but my scopes do!
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1961 Swift 60mm model 839 (2); 2003 TV-102/GM-8; 1959 8" f/6 Treckerscope; 1959 8" f/7.4 Murray Scope; 1959 Fecker Celestar-4; 1978 4" Edmund Astroscan; c. 1986 4-inch Celestron-Vixen SP-C102; c. 1950 20X60 Saturn spotting scope; 1963 7X50 Nippon Kogaku binoculars; Unitron #114 alt-az mount (Swifty-tron)
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Larry Geary
professor emeritus
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That looks like a 6" f/8 to me.
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Glassthrower
Vendor - Galactic Stone & Ironworks
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Here's an interesting one for you lucky folks on the west coast -
http://www.astromart.com/classifieds/details.asp?classified_id=593133
Vintage Leitz surveyor tripods, San Fran pick-up only. $50! If I lived out there, I'd snatch one of these up.
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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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habsburg8
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I agree. It certainly does look like a 6-inch F/8 'Model A' deluxe Cave Astrola and not the bigger 8-inch F/6 'Model B.'
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Jeff B
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Yup, it's a 6" F8 allright. Had plenty of them come thru the shop in the early 80's when EVERBODY just had to have an 8" SCT.
Spiffed up, it might be a real corker. One of the best mirrors I ever saw  was from just such a scope.
Jeff
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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While browsing the advertisements for the Santa Barbara, California Craigslist, I happened to notice a listing for a vintage Unitron model number 114 2.4-inch alt-azimuth refractor telescope. The ad was posted on October 22nd, 2008, and the web address is:
http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/pho/888792032.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
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Posts: 798
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There is what appears to be a Tasco #9TE-5 Starbrite (D=60mm F=700mm) alt-azimuth refractor on the Albuquerque, New Mexico Craigslist. It was posted on September 30, 2008, where the web address is:
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/clt/861442692.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
Reged: 07/07/05
Posts: 798
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A complete Edmund Astroscan outfit on the Santa Fe, New Mexico Craigslist:
http://santafe.craigslist.org/for/889353297.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
I see at least two RKE eyepieces plus an RKE Barlow lens in the photographs. Are there any more oculars?
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habsburg8
scholastic sledgehammer
Reged: 07/07/05
Posts: 798
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A vintage Gilbert 'toy' telescope with leatherette case on the Nashville, TN Craigslist. The advertisement was posted on October 9, 2008, where the listing number is:
http://nashville.craigslist.org/clt/872978506.html
(I am not the seller of the telescope.)
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btb
super member
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Posts: 185
Loc: Indiana
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Parts from Tasco telescopes.
http://tinyurl.com/68ckvg
Not mine.
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Les
US Navy Veteran
Celestron 114mm
Zhumell "10"
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mustgobigger
Carpal Tunnel
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Posts: 2420
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Spilhaus Space Clock
on the bay. link
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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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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
Reged: 08/17/07
Posts: 1541
Loc: New Hampshire
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Why do those clocks show up when I DO NOT have the money? It's not fair!
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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BooBoo
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Posts: 1309
Loc: Lancaster, California, USA
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Too rich for my blood, but maybe someone here would be interested.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/for/902734010.html
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BooBoo
aka Barry
"Mortal as I am, I know that I am born for a day. But when I follow at my pleasure the serried multitude of the stars in their circular course, my feet no longer touch the earth." - Ptolemy
Orion SkyQuest XT8 Classic Dobsonian
Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles, CA
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CHASLX200
Carpal Tunnel
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Posts: 1805
Loc: Tampa area Florida
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Too rich for my blood, but maybe someone here would be interested.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/for/902734010.html
I had a Parks 8" f6 on that same mount. That mount was usless for the 8" OTA, way under mounted. Maybe the 6" would do ok on it.
Chas
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Firewood
super member
Reged: 10/27/07
Posts: 132
Loc: 29°7' N, 95°4' W
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Lots of pictures of this guy: Uni
I'm not affiliated with the seller.
Clear skies,
Jeff
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Clear skies,
Jeff
Nexstar 8 GPS XLT
40mm Optiluxe, 22mm LVW, 13mm Widescan III, 9mm Expanse, 6.7mm S4000 UWA, Plossls
Houston Astronomical Society
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Happy-Idiot
Carpal Tunnel
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Posts: 2780
Loc: 3rd Rock
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A possible scam, Evil-Bay these are not his pictures! Or the pictures of his scope! The pictures are of a different scope and are not of his scope, a scope may not even exist. Don't buy!
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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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desertrefugee
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Posts: 1210
Loc: Arizona
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How do you know this, Brian? I've been looking for a Unitron - and have been getting skunked.
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"Illimitable ocean, without bound, Without dimension, where length, breadth, and height, And time, and place are lost." - Milton
-Darrell
Reflectors - 76 to 305mm (f4.7 to f9.2)
Refractors - 50 to 120mm (f5 to f16.7)
Binoculars - 6x15 to 22x100
N. Phoenix, AZ
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BHunt
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Posts: 1382
Loc: NJ and PA
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I really dont think this is a scam. Maybe the photo was hijacked. However if this photo is the actual telescope for sale its a good one. Looking at the eyepieces indicate that this is a very early production unit.
Bill
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Happy-Idiot
Carpal Tunnel
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Posts: 2780
Loc: 3rd Rock
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Well maybe i over reacted but there have been a bunch of e-bay ads in the past year. it involves hijacking someones id and going for buy it now sales. They also use a photo that isn't theirs. Well it is possible that this is this gentleman's Pentax in this photo..... But he would have had to drive up from Florida to LI and sneak into my backyard to photgraph his Pentax. Here is a photo of my Pentax in my backyard.
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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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Happy-Idiot
Carpal Tunnel
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Loc: 3rd Rock
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If it isn't a scam, the guy still shouldn't be posting photos that fool people into believing that it is the product. Are the other two photo's of his scope???? Who knows? If you can't trust him with the first image why should he be trusted with the description of the scope. Is there even a scope? How come he just doesn't take a picture of his own scope and post it? Too many questions, I don't trust it.
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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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teast
professor emeritus
Reged: 11/10/07
Posts: 500
Loc: Kentucky
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I agree with you Brian. Why post pictures of a scope you don't own and try to sell it? The seller has to know that the photo isn't his - smells fishy to me.
-Tom
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David E
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Posts: 3017
Loc: North Carolina
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I'm thinking this is a consignment. The seller has been a member for 2 years and is 100% positive, I don't think they would knowingly risk all that. Happy-Idiot, did you contact that seller and told him that he has used your photo?
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David E
If you keep a stack of old Orion catalogs in your bathroom, you might be an astro-redneck.
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Mr Magoo
scholastic sledgehammer
Reged: 11/05/05
Posts: 999
Loc: Franklin, Indiana
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What do you guys think this scope is on eBay? Vintage Cat No tag or any other writing visible. Some sort of Cat.
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Ken
Franklin, IN
Member, Indiana Astronomical Society
B.S.A. Astronomy Merit Badge Counselor
6" f/10 Dob
Vintage Sears Discoverer 4-6305A 60mm
Vintage Manon 60mm (The Marsha Scope)
Criterion RV-6
My CN Photo Gallery
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David E
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Loc: North Carolina
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What do you guys think this scope is on eBay? Vintage Cat No tag or any other writing visible. Some sort of Cat.
I saw that, but don't know much about cats. Interesting wording in the description: "professional packaging materials to ensure the item arrives with you undamaged."
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David E
If you keep a stack of old Orion catalogs in your bathroom, you might be an astro-redneck.
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mikey cee
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Posts: 3502
Loc: bellevue ne.
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You mean there are "professional" peanuts and newspaper out there as well as a pro way of stuffing it?? 
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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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David E
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Loc: North Carolina
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You mean there are "professional" peanuts and newspaper out there as well as a pro way of stuffing it??
Yes, I always like to be undamaged when my new scope arrives!
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David E
If you keep a stack of old Orion catalogs in your bathroom, you might be an astro-redneck.
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woodsman
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Posts: 1069
Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
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You mean there are "professional" peanuts and newspaper out there as well as a pro way of stuffing it??
Apparently you haven't heard of the new Bachelor of Arts in packaging. It is highly recommended that one Minor in Peanuts and Popcorn. They must not have that yet in Michigan.
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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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David E
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Loc: North Carolina
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Quote:
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You mean there are "professional" peanuts and newspaper out there as well as a pro way of stuffing it??
Apparently you haven't heard of the new Bachelor of Arts in packaging. It is highly recommended that one Minor in Peanuts and Popcorn. They must not have that yet in Michigan.
Indeed, one does not become a packaging technician overnight. You must learn all the different materials of packaging, the difference between corn-based and artificial peanuts and how they are to be aligned, the difference between air-spaced and cemented bubble wrap, how to Zydeco-test the cardboard, and perhaps the most difficult part of the job, how to read the postage chart. Once you've learned all that, THEN you can begin your 5-year apprenticeship.
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David E
If you keep a stack of old Orion catalogs in your bathroom, you might be an astro-redneck.
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Happy-Idiot
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Posts: 2780
Loc: 3rd Rock
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did you contact that seller and told him that he has used your photo?
Not yet, i was afraid he would ask me for more pictures.  He also stole my description of the focuser and lens from my CN's classified ad HERE ."Besides the optics being of quality the focuser is just as impressive, it is extremely smooth and well built, way ahead of its time." That is word for word what i wrote, wow i wonder if he even looked through the scope, copy, click, and paste, what a wonderful way to describe the scope you are selling.
I will ask him later tonight, and let you know what he/she said? I am an easy going guy, that is why i am not upset, but i just wanted to protect my fellow CN's members from buying a beat up damaged scope.  The other two pictures may not be his either.
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desertrefugee
Pooh-Bah
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Posts: 1210
Loc: Arizona
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Not yet, i was afraid he would ask me for more pictures. He also stole my description . . .
Wow, and what's even more weird is that when I clicked on the link yesterday, I could have sworn I landed on an ebay auction for a Unitron!
I must be crackin' up.
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"Illimitable ocean, without bound, Without dimension, where length, breadth, and height, And time, and place are lost." - Milton
-Darrell
Reflectors - 76 to 305mm (f4.7 to f9.2)
Refractors - 50 to 120mm (f5 to f16.7)
Binoculars - 6x15 to 22x100
N. Phoenix, AZ
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strdst
scholastic sledgehammer
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Posts: 830
Loc: Oregon USA
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I must be crackin' up.
Damn Darrell, I was so hoping I wouldn't have to be the one to break this to you...
other Keith
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strdst
scholastic sledgehammer
Reged: 03/23/08
Posts: 830
Loc: Oregon USA
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So Brian, will you sell me the eBAY Pentax directly and we'll cut out the middle-person who is using your photos and descriptions? 
other Keith
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Happy-Idiot
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Posts: 2780
Loc: 3rd Rock
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You got it,Keith
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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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JamesE
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 10/22/07
Posts: 1097
Loc: Westbank, BC, Canada
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Edmund Scientific
Edit - Sorry guys, must have gone to fast last night while posting. The link works now.
James
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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
Edited by JamesE (11/08/08 11:48 AM)
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scout72
sage
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Posts: 407
Loc: SF Bay Area
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Looks kind of cool in a toyish sort of way:
http://tinyurl.com/6o38z8
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Scout72 is my 1972 International Scout 4x4
Some Scopes, Some Binocs, and Some Mounts,
and a much shorter signature
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teast
professor emeritus
Reged: 11/10/07
Posts: 500
Loc: Kentucky
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James, the link appears to be bad.
-Tom
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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
Reged: 08/17/07
Posts: 1541
Loc: New Hampshire
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Scout72:
That appears to be an old scope intended to track satellites. I think it was intended to take advantage of the excitement of Operation Moonwatch/Project Moonwatch. That makes this something from around 1956 - 1957. 1957 was known as International Geophysical Year (IGY) and was probably one of the largest scientific undertakings that involved the public. When professional manned tracking began in 1958 the programs importance began to wane.
Every once in a while the "official" scopes that were offered by Edmund and others show up. I have never seen this one and it may be quite rare. Not a lot of the others are to be found any more. After the program came to an end many of the scopes were turned into finder scopes and the bases were tossed into the trash.
That's my take on it.
CS
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
Reged: 03/12/08
Posts: 1069
Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
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Hey guys,
Check this out for 50 bucks. Looks to be something possibly worth $50. Here is the link. 8 inch Newt. Could it be an old Criterion? Someone must have a clue. What about the mount? It looks familiar. Rich
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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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actionhac
professor emeritus
Reged: 08/09/08
Posts: 731
Loc: WA
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It's a Edmund Scientific 6"f8 with Edmund GEM mount.Late 1960's This scope used the same UPCO mirror as the Criterion RV-6
Robert
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Don W
Postmaster
Reged: 05/19/03
Posts: 14610
Loc: Wisconsin, USA
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Looks like a 6" scope with an 8" tube.
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Don Wyman
Obsession 18" f/4.5 #1166
W/Argo Navis DSC and Torus Primary
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teast
professor emeritus
Reged: 11/10/07
Posts: 500
Loc: Kentucky
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I posted a heads-up about this about a week ago I think, but there didn't seem to be any reaction. I'm totally guessing here but is it perhaps a Towa or Royal? It's got the little "inside the OTA" finder on top. Here's the link:
Towa or Royal 60mm?
(I'm not the seller of this scope.)
-Tom
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Telescopeman54
Vendor - Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC.
Reged: 08/17/07
Posts: 1541
Loc: New Hampshire
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That is definitely a 1960's Edmund 6" f/8 reflector. The mount is quite solid, though, this one needs some cleaning and dressing up. As pointed out by Robert, the optics are from the same company that made them for Criterion. I have two of those scopes and they are excellent!
The EPs are, in order, a 1/2" Ramsden, 1" Kellner, 2x - 3x variable Barlow. The box is the original one in which all three were shipped.
CS
Steve
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Stephen Forbes - President
Trapezium Telescopes & Services, LLC
61 Valhalla Farm Road
Hillsboro, NH 03244
Web: http://TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Email: Stephen.Forbes@TrapeziumTelescopes.com
Phone: 1.603.325.0619
6" f/15 Jaegers refractor on GOTO GEM
5.1" f/8 Burgess on CG-5 w/ iOptron GOTONOVA
102mm f/7 refractor on iOptron Mini Tower
1975 Celestron Orange Tube C8 on Equatorial Mini Tower
1978 RV-6 on iOptron Mini Tower
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Steve_M_M
scholastic sledgehammer
Reged: 06/09/04
Posts: 975
Loc: Moorpark, CA
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There have been many posts about Astro Optical products. While surfing the internet tonight, I found a 4mm Ortho from a reputable dealer in Japan selling this eyepiece. It is 3380 yen and knowing how things move, this will not last long.
4mm Astro Optical
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1956 Goto Optical 6" f15 Observatory Refractor
From the Titan Observatory as featured in S&T 1957-1959
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1961 Nishimura 6" Reflector
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woodsman
Pooh-Bah
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Posts: 1069
Loc: Colorado Springs, CO
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Quote:
There have been many posts about Astro Optical products. While surfing the internet tonight, I found a 4mm Ortho from a reputable dealer in Japan selling this eyepiece. It is 3380 yen and knowing how things move, this will not last long.
4mm Astro Optical
So exactly how many shillings are in a yen? I don't know how much that would be in American coins. Can you help? Thanks, Rich
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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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