Luftwaffe wolf avionics time capsule assistance (3 Viewers)

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I'm helping a friend whose uncle passed and inside of the estate this time capsule was found containing avionics equipment from the US ninth disarmament team. I'm trying to help the Estates find some reputable, collectors or dealers to get an appraisal on the collection from any help would be greatly appreciated..
 

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The Revi 16B usually sell in the $2000 - $4000 range, depends how quickly you want to sell and how bad someone wants to buy it. Fairly common Luftwaffe gunsight, but desireable.

The tag on the instruments should have an Flieger number, Fl. 23334, 22410, etc., that will specify which model it is. You can look up the Fl. number on the web site below.




 
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The Revi 16B usually sell in the $2000 - $4000 range, depends how quickly you want to sell and how bad someone wants to buy it. Fairly common Luftwaffe gunsight, but desireable.

The tag on the instruments should have an Flieger number, Fl. 23334, 22410, etc., that will specify which model it is. You can look up the Fl. number on the web site below.




Really appreciate all the info you took the time to put together! It's hard to know what the original boxes add to the items, and if it's more valuable to break up the collection or sell it as a whole.

I'm reaching out to Bruce Hermann at Grenadier and also Ratisbon USA auctions for possible evaluations.
 
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Really appreciate all the info you took the time to put together! It's hard to know what the original boxes add to the items, and if it's more valuable to break up the collection or sell it as a whole.

I'm reaching out to Bruce Hermann at Grenadier and also Ratisbon USA auctions for possible evaluations.
You can always sell it yourself and avoid commission fees.

The Luftwaffe items would most likely sell for more as individual items. Different collectors are looking for different items, some re-create instrument panels, others collect gunsights, etc., etc..


 
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Having the original boxes goes a long way to suggest the parts may be NOS (New Old Stock), meaning that they may have never been used and would be in then-new condition. The value would increase accordingly.
 

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