04-07-2023, 11:10 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-07-2023, 11:11 AM by DrStrangelove.)
Ah, the shade of Mr Trebus. Now that was a chap who knew how to hoard.
Up on scaffolding in his 80s, dismantling it with a Mole wrench.
I come from a hoarding background: I disposed of 60 years of my late father's railway magazines last year.
Said magazines had resided in the loft until I sold the house & moved the contents to my garage.
Also in the garage are my collection of Wireless World, Practical Electronics, Practical Wireless, Maplin Magazine, Practical Television, and a shedload of ancient TV manuals.
I've managed to dispose of a number of electronics tomes that would never be read again, assuming they'd been read in the first place, to the Oxfam bookshop in Swansea.
There's no point in donating the computer books since they are obsolete and of no value.
So saying, I'll retain the 1930s/40s books by Terman, Everett, and Glasgow about Radio. Someone else can dispose of those once I've popped my clogs.
The recent Plague seems to have ended my ever increasing collection of dvds bought from charity emporia, for which, much thanks.
Up on scaffolding in his 80s, dismantling it with a Mole wrench.
I come from a hoarding background: I disposed of 60 years of my late father's railway magazines last year.
Said magazines had resided in the loft until I sold the house & moved the contents to my garage.
Also in the garage are my collection of Wireless World, Practical Electronics, Practical Wireless, Maplin Magazine, Practical Television, and a shedload of ancient TV manuals.
I've managed to dispose of a number of electronics tomes that would never be read again, assuming they'd been read in the first place, to the Oxfam bookshop in Swansea.
There's no point in donating the computer books since they are obsolete and of no value.
So saying, I'll retain the 1930s/40s books by Terman, Everett, and Glasgow about Radio. Someone else can dispose of those once I've popped my clogs.
The recent Plague seems to have ended my ever increasing collection of dvds bought from charity emporia, for which, much thanks.
