Please help identify SK test equipment for later sale

[G4XWDJim]

I am helping the widow of an old friend who died several years ago to identify and value his collection of test equipment. His paricular interest was quality vintage frequency measuring gear. I include some photos of one of his dozen or so BC221s, an RCA crystal calibrated wavemeter and a very impressive German Schomandl FDM1.

I would be grateful if anyone can give me an idea of their value and likely popularity. She’s not likely to want to try and sell it on eBay although I know that would be her best bet. The equipment is in Norfolk and will need to be collected when the time is right.

Jim

[Chris G0EYO]

Jim
In my experience, BC221 and other similar wavemeters, go for between £20 and £50 assuming complete and in reasonable condition.
Chris G0EYO

[Phil G4SPZ]

Jim, you have a PM.

73 de Phil

[davidw]

Jim as the kit is in Norfolk why not have a word with the North Norfolk Radio Club people who run the radio museum at Muckleburgh and see if someone would do some valuations for you.http://www.radioclubs.net/nnarg/about.php Or the Norfolk Amateur Radio Group http://www.norfolkamateurradio.org/

[Chaparal]

some days ago i picked up a BC221 for 10 bucks
and a FDM1 (i worked with it 40 years ago - nice equipment
- and i still have it with options)
i have seen on epay for about 20 €

Only interesting for people who know what it is and how to use ;-)

Peter

[G4XWDJim]

All of this stuff I mentioned in my first post has been taken to Keys Auction House in Aylsham Norfolk and will be for sale next Monday.

Jim