SAMS - opinions needed

[Duce67us]

Asking about a collection that I have. I really need to begin to thin this out ( about 10 or so File cabinets full)

Is there anything really worth hanging on to - out of the second index? Jan 2002 to July 2010

Has anyone compiled a list of tube audio SAMS?


Thanks in advance!

 

[djnagle]

What?

 

[ferninando]

try post in "dollars and sense"?

 

[gadget73]

SAMS are really useful if you do a lot of work, or don't mind scanning them for other folks. A lot of other people find them to be something that eats a lot of space until they put it in a fire. I have a partial early set myself, dating from the 1940s through the mid 1950s. I'd like to have the set through about the mid 1960s since it will cover most of what I actually work on.

The cute thing about those, the folders individually are worth $5-10. The binders might be worth the same. A big cabinet load is free to "I'll pay you to get rid of this". I have two decent sized shelves full of Sams and Rider's manuals, covering radio gear from the mid 20s through the mid 50s. I'd like more, but the space they eat is not inconsiderable.

 

[ferninando]

for the tube audio work most of us do , 50s thru 66 would be nice to have.
I'll take all U want to give me.