plentiful or not

[gordo]

Pictured at link is an older brass PictureTrail: Online Photo Sharing, Social Network, Image Hosting, Online Photo Albums in super condition.

I really doubt it is high value.?
Just hoping to be not insulting to value.

Anyone to estimate vintage for me?
How about value? I may put it on ebay and have no idea.

I was thinking it may be difficult to find one all brass in this condition.?

2 pictures to enlarge by clicking at above link. Thanks, gordo

 

[Busted Knuckles]

One way to find out, put it on ebay with a reserve with an amount your comfortable with.

Just a tip, in the event your not ebay seasoned, if you list it on a Thursday night, do a 10 day listing, it will close on a Sunday night and get 2 weekends worth of exposure.

Ive got Jerry Cans, but would not even begin to guess what its worth.

 

[gordo]

Hey Thanks. Yes I am knowledable with ebay useage. I am thinking of putting a reserve of 75.00. Only because, I am thinking, all brass, and vintage. Maybe from WW II or the forties, fifties, heck I dunno

I am known for fair pricing but on this one, I could be way wrong

 

[Busted Knuckles]

Ive been buying and selling on ebay for just over 10 years, one thing Ive learned, the more obscure the better. Ive also learned that stuff I throw away, people are usually looking to buy, and if I think it will do well, it does not. So I hate to guess if its going to be $7.50, $75.00, or $750.00

Ive had several wild rides on ebay, where I was good at $20 or $30 and the item sold for 4 or 5 times that. I listed an air cleaner assembly for $15 with no reserve, in my mind I was hoping for $35, and it closed at over $1200 ! And I even got PAID !!!! And Ive had parts that I was sure would sell for over $100 and in bid brought $15... its a pig-n-a-poke on oddball stuff. Id call your brass jerry can nozzle, oddball. Good luck, let us know what it brought !