>We do intend to toss them, but I don't want to just hand them out to 
>employees that ask for them.

I hate to ask the obvious question, but why not?

Is it that you're looking for a fair way to distribute to staff or 
that it takes time and effort to not just dump them in the dumpster 
or is there something about giving deaccessioned objects to people 
that feels strange?

-bw.
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