Re: New- old traps on auction
[Re: gcs]
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02/21/25 03:12 PM
02/21/25 03:12 PM
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So the 2 1/2 is a 3 with just one spring? No the jaws are not symmetrical they are rounded on the opposite of the spring. They are their own traps. Some #1's are the same way, not designed to use a second spring.
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Re: New- old traps on auction
[Re: Larry Baer]
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02/21/25 04:50 PM
02/21/25 04:50 PM
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Too rich for me. Fun to watch though. Maybe some will show up on here? $6.70/trap average before the 3.5% on the traps on the pallet. $10.15 ea for the ones in the barrels, currently. Still money to made. It takes money to make money they say. These are higher dollar to collectors, and the fans of the B&L traps. There are some hidden gems in there too IMO.
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Re: New- old traps on auction
[Re: claycreech]
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02/21/25 07:44 PM
02/21/25 07:44 PM
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Just left there from handling them. They belonged to Bill Pruitt. (Not spelling the name correctly). An old fur buyer from St. Louis. The guy who bought his place found them in a shed and put them on the auction. Too many 44 double under springs in the mix. They aren’t worth much. I'm right about there being a couple "sleepers" in there though, I bet. ? I bet there aren't many trap collectors that have a new old stock #44 DUS in their collections. They may be worth more than you think. You're right about their value as users.
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Re: New- old traps on auction
[Re: claycreech]
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02/21/25 08:08 PM
02/21/25 08:08 PM
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Too many 44 double under springs in the mix. They aren’t worth much.
That's a major bummer.
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Re: New- old traps on auction
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02/21/25 11:52 PM
02/21/25 11:52 PM
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Just left there from handling them. They belonged to Bill Pruitt. (Not spelling the name correctly). An old fur buyer from St. Louis. The guy who bought his place found them in a shed and put them on the auction. Too many 44 double under springs in the mix. They aren’t worth much. I'm right about there being a couple "sleepers" in there though, I bet. ? I bet there aren't many trap collectors that have a new old stock #44 DUS in their collections. They may be worth more than you think. You're right about their value as users. There’s a lot of them out there Jayme. It’s a nice set of traps though.
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Re: New- old traps on auction
[Re: Mike77]
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02/22/25 02:25 PM
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