JonB_in_Glencoe
11-19-2021, 02:10 PM
You are bidding on everything seen in the photo below, one price takes all, shipping is included in bid price.
Auction ends Nov 21, Sunday, 6pm CST (Minnesota) Starting bid is $17 to cover shipping to USA address in Flat rate box.
I can email enlarged images (cropped closeups from this same photo, 4 times pixel size), if you wish.
These are old obsolete salvaged parts that haven't been made in 60 years, they may or may not be damaged or rusty...may or may not be usable...may or may not be made usable (depends on your handiness, I guess).
Lyman used archaic thread pitches, so the screws are not something easily sourced if you need one for replacing on a working Lyman 45 Lube-sizer, making them worth more than your average box of 60 year old parts. I can include the plastic container the screws are in, but it is old and brittle and will likely get broken during shipment. I can also NOT include the plastic container and bag the screws by batch. You can let me know when you win this auction.
Notice the few parts in the upper right corner are not for a Lyman 45, I believe the depth adjusters are for RCBS LAM, and the Pressure nuts (with grooves for three O-rings) are a mystery to me, if they aren't RCBS, they may be homemade? they have a finer thread pitch than Lyman uses.
I've acquired these parts from a few different sources, I no longer want them laying around taking up space...So they gotta go.
Payment:
I prefer Paypal, but will take a USPS MO. I will consider personal check from a member I've done a deal with before.
291911
Auction ends Nov 21, Sunday, 6pm CST (Minnesota) Starting bid is $17 to cover shipping to USA address in Flat rate box.
I can email enlarged images (cropped closeups from this same photo, 4 times pixel size), if you wish.
These are old obsolete salvaged parts that haven't been made in 60 years, they may or may not be damaged or rusty...may or may not be usable...may or may not be made usable (depends on your handiness, I guess).
Lyman used archaic thread pitches, so the screws are not something easily sourced if you need one for replacing on a working Lyman 45 Lube-sizer, making them worth more than your average box of 60 year old parts. I can include the plastic container the screws are in, but it is old and brittle and will likely get broken during shipment. I can also NOT include the plastic container and bag the screws by batch. You can let me know when you win this auction.
Notice the few parts in the upper right corner are not for a Lyman 45, I believe the depth adjusters are for RCBS LAM, and the Pressure nuts (with grooves for three O-rings) are a mystery to me, if they aren't RCBS, they may be homemade? they have a finer thread pitch than Lyman uses.
I've acquired these parts from a few different sources, I no longer want them laying around taking up space...So they gotta go.
Payment:
I prefer Paypal, but will take a USPS MO. I will consider personal check from a member I've done a deal with before.
291911