The Mettler AE200 is a laboratory grade analytical balance scale. It powers up and displays weights, but it has not been extensively tested including for accuracy/calibration. These have been sold on Ebay for up to $500 plus shipping and for close to $1500 new retail. The Closet’s price is $100.
The Closet of the Greater Herndon Area is founded on a fundamental set of values and beliefs, which we will always continue to uphold. These values and beliefs state that The Closet organization believes in the inherent dignity of all human life. The Closet will serve all regardless of race, gender, religion, national origin, disability,…
The Closet recently awarded grants totaling $37,000 to eight local non-profit community service organizations. These organizations are as follows: Family Pass http://www.familypassfairfax.org Helping Hungry Kids Herndon-Reston FISH https://www.herndonrestonfish.org/ Kids R First https://kidsrfirst.org Loudoun Literacy Council https://loudounliteracy.org Northern Virginia Dental Clinic https://www.nvds.org/northern-virginia-dental-clinic Second Story https://second-story.org A Simple Gesture The Closet is proud to support these…
Check out the vintage Columbia LP record player. This record player is a perfect example of the simplicity of design from the 1950s. It has a plain black Bakelite or plastic case, with a contrasting record arm and a simple “Columbia” on the front. Perfect for the collector of vintage audio equipment either for display…
The Closet has for sale a vintage Rollei Rolleiflex Twin Lens Reflex (TLR) camera from the late 1950s through the late 1960s. It is often referred to as the “Baby Rolleiflex” and is highly sought after. The lens is a 60mm f3.5 Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar. The camera is in good condition considering its age. The shutter…
Are you a collector of vintage trucks and cars? If so, The Closet may have something perfect for you. First is a Marx Super Deluxe Delivery Service truck, probably from the 1930s or 1940s. It’s seen a good bit of wear, but the paint and graphics are still very colorful, and being by the Marx…