Old (but good condition) cameras

[TheProfessor]

Originally Posted by Bear Guy

Use ebay's advanced search feature; that allows you to view completed or sold listings. It's a wonderful guide to determining market value on an item.

Exactly. That will give you an idea of what item sells for.
Go to Advanced on top right. The check box :Completed Listings or some such wording.

Some are worth something while many others are not. There is still a market for film cameras - but a tad small market. All depends on camera.

As a footnote.
Disney purchased the Star Wars franchise from George Lucas for $4 billion dollars.

The next film after Disney purchased - was shot in all film. Most movies today do not use film.
Guess there is something slightly different between film and digital or however movies are recorded today.

And another footnote:
Some audiophiles prefer old fashioned turntables - the ones all threw away years ago. Apparently the sound is different with a vinyl record.

[jbolty]

I have an old Nikon that I keep only because I paid so much for it but it will never be used again. Kodachrome is no longer made.

I could get a Nikon digital and use some of the same lenses but that's another investment.

For now I take all the pictures I will never look at again using my phone.

[kauriel]

If you have Facebook there are a lot of local free marketplaces online for selling or giving away items. Try searching for " online yard sale" and see if there is one for your community.