Thanks to those here and on comp.os.cpm who have responded publically and privately with some ideas I had not considered before. I know there is at least one ebay selling service in Tucson, a solution I hadn't thought of. I wouldn't mind spending the time describing items correctly if that's how I go. I would be hoping that they have the space to take it so I could get it organized for them. I will also get in touch with Sellam. I have been to a few users group meetings here in Tucson but have never met anyone suffering Craig's List might scare one or two out of the woodwork. To those who have responded with wish-lists: the biggest problem in my current situation is that too many boxes are labeled "Old computer stuff" or even those that are labeled '8" disks' are in X different boxes in Y different places, usually with boxes in front and on top of them! If I could easily retrieve specific items I would rather they go to people on the lists who appreciate them. Alas, when I packed them away I fantasized that I would have sufficient room to organize everything properly - the reality is that I don't. If I go through an ebay service I might be able to pull some stuff that people have mentioned. I was surprised (thrilled?) to hear that at least one person thought $15-$25k was a reasonable ebay estimate. Frankly that about twice what I would estimate (at least in today's economy!). Maybe I should just sit on it all for the next 2-3 years and wait until one of the next Web 3.0 millionaires wants a legacy collection! Jim Battle, you and Barry Watzman are the only 2 people I know with working Helios systems. If I find those Helios disks I lent you a few years ago, you two guys can split them if you want them. Bob Stek (former) Saver of Lost Sols