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Any suggestions on putting values, for insurance purposes, on large pieces of military and electrical equipment; i.e.; radars, jamming devices, cannons, torpedoes, etc? In their day, some of these objects were part of multi-million dollar systems. They have a value if sold as scrap but I am interested in a method of assessing their value as historical objects. This is not the kind of equipment you see on e-bay or at military shows.
Michael Aurele Simons
Director
Historical Electronics Museum
1745 Nursery Road
Linthicum, Maryland 21090
410-765-3803
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www.hem-usa.org
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