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12-15-2012, 04:03 PM
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The show is probably staged, but there's a lot of decent stuff out there.
Before our city went to a single bin for trash the company would take nearly anything. And loads of great stuff would be on the curb. Freight car mover- about a 15 foot long pry bar. Small coal shovel. Push type lawn edge trimmer - like the push mowers, but tiny and with only one wheel Stained glass window. Bicycle sized tire chain.- Showed it to a guy with a great collection of balloon tire bikes and he said he'd never even heard of it. Plus a bunch of architectural salvage like window frames with the old wavy glass. I sold 30+ frames for $10 each. Not bad for stuff that was free. All that was from within 3 blocks of my house. So I wouldn't be at all surprised to find something decent in a storage locker. Steve B 
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