76015 Dallas/Ft.Worth area. My husband died, I have a print shop in my garage I need to get rid of.

[LunarPress]

My husband just passed away last week. We had talked about getting rid of everything after he retired last year, but it was going to be a lot of work.
There is a 9810, T Head, 360, Camera, Platemaker. I know he could make metal plates and poly plates. I don't know what else it out there besides the cutter, and I want to keep that for now.
Oh, light table, small folder, one drill, GBC binder.
Advice on who to call please?????
~Amy

 

[SoggyWinter]

Sorry for your loss. I'm in a different state, but a number of artists in my area are doing old school offset print making. You might post in relevant garage sale Facebook groups and just require that whomever picks up takes everything.

 

[tngcas]

If I were you I would send the pics to boggs graphics and see if they they any of it is resalable on their auction site.

 

[kslight]

Yeah the simplest solution would be to start with Boggs, but unsure if in the condition they’d want based on photos…

With most prospective buyers, assuming your garage is not dock height, that may be an issue for some to pickup, unless you or they have a forklift and they’ve got a truck with a liftgate that can support the weight of the equipment. So if it was me I’d be inclined to let anyone take it that can haul it, regardless of offered price…it’ll probably be a hassle to get it out.

 

[chriscozi]

I can remember when local print shops would buy ANY local equipment just to keep competitors from getting started in business with used equipment. Their worst nightmare was a guy in his garage charging cost.