Rodenstock-Tele-Eurynar 10cm 1:3.5 m39 Mount

[telewatt]

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I can see the point of the forum rules about valuation with common items, its easy enough to search the net and ebay especially to get a history of prices achieved, but with something which appears to be unknown it might be more friendly and helpful to offer some advice about how one would go about getting a valuation for such rare items.

 

Gerry

 

You're right. It is still seen as such, otherwise this would have been closed long ago. So I see it....

 

regards,

Jan

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[theseus12]

Just to clarify, I was never looking for a valuation. If I gave that impression, I do apologize. I am quite familiar with all of the major sources for acquiring valuations on known items. As a regular buyer and seller of vintage cameras and lenses, I use those sources on a regular basis. My question was simply posed to try to elicit opinions from experts on how to deal with unknown and rare items like this. I could certainly place on Ebay and see what the market bears but I doubt I would get that many bids simply because no one would be searching for an item like this. I could contact someplace like Westlicht but would rather not go through that hassle for something that while rare may not have any value. You can see the dilemma. If I did not have to sell it, I would not worry about it.

[doubice]

I feel that selling this lens through eBay is the best route to take. If properly described with right key words, particularly in the title - interested parties and search engines will find it.

 

Just my 2 cents....

 

Cheers,

 

Jan

[theseus12]

Thank you so much for your advice. I actually did go that way and listed on Ebay. I guess I will have to wait to see what happens. So far, I have had quite a few views and quite a few watchers.