Best way to Sell Old, Used Software and SW/dev Books w/little Collectible Value?

Hi, My first time posting here - apologies if I should have RTFM first on this topic. I have a mountain of dated (late 80s - early 90s vintage) and probably non-collectible software packages and books that it seems to me would be a waste to consign to a landfill. I mean stuff like: Clipper 5.2 Corel Draw (Win 3.1) Version 4 Quattro Pro for DOS Ami Pro for Win 3.1 Star Trek Screen Saver (ca. 1992) Borland C++ 3.1 for Windows and DOS with Application Frameworks Books such as "advanced c-struct programming" (OOP on C), Peter Norton's "Inside OS/2", Alan Holub's "Compiler Design in C", several different DOS and BIOS interrupt references, a book on device drivers for DOS (yechhh!)... When I think of all the money I squandered on this cr$p in past years so I could stay in place with idiot employers and not even advance, I want to go GAAAAH! I *also* want, if possible, to make a buck or two off the lot or individually, and remove it from my view and from my basement. The Rubbermaid containers it's in are probably worth much more than this stuff is worth. Maybe. I doubt that most of this stuff is even worth paying the advertising fee on Ebay, and there's a LOT of it. Maybe the thing to do would be to advertise a few of the "better" pieces (like the Holub book) on Ebay, and in that ad on Ebay link to "other articles for sale". Just to generate traffic from the Ebay placement. Ideas? Know of any brokers that would take the entire lot? Or, know of any Luddite communities that eschew sinful protected mode OSs in favor of simple, uncomplicated DOS and 286 level software that penalizes the sinful user with random lockups? :-) OK, that was reaching... Thanks!