AGRR™ magazine/glassBYTEs.com™ Message Forum

AGRR Magazine
AGRR™ Magazine

glassBYTEs.com

AGRSS

NWRA

Key Media & Research
Privacy Policy


ATTENTIONThe glassBYTEs.com forum is being retooled and will return with a new look and functionality that will hopefully help our readers even more. Watch for an announcement when it will be ready, it will be a few months.

You can still stay up on daily news and comment on stories by signing up for the glassBYTEs daily e-newsletter at glass.com/subcenter. There is no charge. Hope to see you there!
General Forum
This Forum is Locked
Author
Comment
NAGS Patterns

270059003061 E-bay Item #. In Min. They arn't mine I'm in So Cal. I put this on the Tech site, no one has seen it. Ooops maybe you shouldn't buy them. You may get fined for using their #'s

Re: NAGS Patterns

wow 25,000 bucks, did you here that it was my jaw droping on the floor.
thanks for te heads up though lee!
crack

Re: NAGS Patterns

Starting bid is $2,500.00. Make them an offer they can't refuse. It depends on the ammount of patterns they have. If your close this may not be a bad deal. The shipping is going to be horrendous.

Re: NAGS Patterns

Hmmm. Complete set as of what year?

Looks like a mabey poor storage method, the wood scraps underneath and cord wrapping htem up.

Have to ask for more information I think.

Lee, you said the shipping would be high, how many do you guess are there and from how far back of a complete set?

mabey beat the heat and have a nice cool holiday drive to Minneapolis for the holidays?

Re: NAGS Patterns

I have a set of NAGS patterns 30's-60's. They are in 2 big windshield crates. If I bought the ones on e-bay they would probably cost 2-3 hundred each to ship to me. It looks like the patterns for sale are the 2's and 4's from the 50's and 60's. Not worth the asking price(to me). E mail them and see what they have if your interested.

Re: NAGS Patterns

They're worth $1000 give or take. You never know how many are in poor condition, not to mention there are so many that no one will ever use.
We gave ours away in the late 1970's to Auto Glass Specialists for free, they just paid the freight. Probably 2+ crates worth from what I remember. I know a few people who have most of the complete sets back east. Just contemplating if we are going to do more of it in the future..
I can't see spending more than $1000-1200 tops for the patterns unless you are cutting flat glass daily..

Copyright © AGRR™/glassBYTEs™ All rights reserved.
20 PGA Drive, Suite 201, Stafford, Virginia 22554
540-720-5584 (P) 540-720-5687 (F) info@agrrmag.com
www.agrrmag.com / www.glassbytes.com