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Jack,
When does the book come out? You know, the one with your vast
store house of knowledge in written form. It would be a shame not to have
all that info for posterity. What do you need to get started? Orders? Count
me in!!! I'll take at least one copy!
Greg Newell
At 11:03 AM 7/31/2002, you wrote:
>Hello Tom:
>
> The value of the Regina will depend upon
>the size of disk , 15 in. 17, 21 ect. Also if
>it is a single or a double comb. The double
>comb is worth two or three times what a single
>is.
> If there are any teeth broken on the comb
>or combs this greatly reduces the value.
>These teeth can be replaced but it is expensive.
>
> Most of these were table top 17 in. single comb.
>In good condition and the main drive spring is
>good and no teeth broken the value in the Dallas
>area is about $3500 to $4400 in oak. much more
>if in Rosewood.
> If the disk are useable they should be worth
>about $35.00 each. The Regina,s have a ser. #
>and the age can be verfied.
>
>Hope this helps,
>Jack Wyatt
Greg Newell
mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net
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