"Its in there"

Some Pioneer & Denon etc.

      Greetings, I am selling my stuff because I am retired & the money I make helps me stay retired. Old Audio components, magazines, brochures etc. are like a collectible or antique as they aren't making anymore of this stuff and as time goes by it will only go up in value. I got a lot of grief for saving this stuff and dumped some in the garbage. But then I imagine so did you. To me the 70s for audio were like the 60s for Muscle Cars, i.e. the good old days.

                           Shipping-Insurance-Condition-Karma
 When I mail your brochure or magazine I usually use a rigid Photo-Doc-Mailer clearly marked "DO NOT BEND" in large red letters or a Priority Mail Envelope with cardboard or something similar. I like to use 1st class mail or better. I sometimes give discount or free shipping if the bidding gets high or for repeat customers. If the bids get up there I usually won't ask you to pay extra for insurance as I will send it Certified or Insured or both on me. If you are paying a premium on an auction you shouldn't have to pay a premium on shipping. I also sometimes give extra stuff to repeat customers be it a brochure, a review or scan of a brochure. I have never punched holes in my brochures & if there are any holes they were probably made that way. Also there are very few of my brochures with dealer stamps. If I make a mistake on the condition just let me know & I will fix it. I don't need bad Karma.