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Brandon eyepieces

Started by davidrob, 12/31/2007 04:06PM
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Posted 12/31/2007 04:06PM Opening Post
David La Fountain
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Hello, I have a complete set of Brandon EFL vernoscope eyepieces in there original wooden box all five in excellent condition. I was wondering if someone could give me some idea as to value? They seem to perform very well. The contrast when looking through them is the best I have ever seen I would love to here other opinions on them.
Thanks, Dave
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Posted 01/01/2008 12:48AM #1
Martin Willes
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I had two new sets unused and had a hard time finding a buyer for over $600 per set. Martin
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Posted 01/01/2008 02:38PM #2
Michael Tencza
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A gift like this rarely comes along. If it were me I would never sell them. After all money is something we can always earn, but an excellent condition, classic set of eyepieces is priceless.
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