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Fixumkeepum82
PostPosted: Sat Oct 14, 2017 1:08 pm 
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What's a good price to pay if this is original?


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I wouldn't say it looks good, but it looks correct.


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by the looks of it its an early 1956 model in barely acceptable , but fully original, condition

a very good price would be 2000-2500
a normal price would be 3000-4000
anything above 4500 I would consider too much

but maybe I am out of touch with my prices ?

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Just out of interest, I have seen a number of Navitimer where the slide rule has turned green. What is the usual cause for this? Looks almost like moss or mildew.
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Moisture reacting with the metal base of the sliderule. The case is not watertight so that perimeter is the point of contact with the air. It's not moss...


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Thanks. So it’s a form of verdigris?
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How much does the 799 with a case back usually sell for?
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Fixumkeepum82 wrote:
How much does the 799 with a case back usually sell for?


impossible to say , they are far too rare to get a pricepoint

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