[Deptheads] Wargamer named Frith?

[Eric M. Aldrich I]

Yes, the auction is the best idea. I suspect she'll do just fine.

Eric

On Mar 17, 2011, at 10:15 PM, Victor B wrote:

> I received the same email and assumed it went to us all so I did not  
> reply.
> The suggestion to put them in our monday game auction is an  
> excellent idea. If she is a widow she gets some money out of it and  
> our auction attendees get a chance to bid on some items that may be  
> hidden gems. If this is some guy getting his stuff sold by a  
> disgruntled spouse/ex-spouse etc. then we bought him 2 months to  
> reclaim his stuff.
> Karl just dumped a bunch of games in last auction so now he will be  
> able to reload. And with 60 games there will be at least a handful  
> that Eric A.will want to add to his collection (there will be stuff  
> that several of us wargame collectors will want).Good auction stuff
>
>
> V
>
> --- On Thu, 3/17/11, Eric Burgess <erburgess at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> From: Eric Burgess <erburgess at gmail.com>
> Subject: [Deptheads] Wargamer named Frith?
> To: deptheads at strategicon.net
> Date: Thursday, March 17, 2011, 10:34 AM
>
> We just got an email in from a wan asking about the best way to  
> dispose of her husband's Avalon Hill/3M collection of board/war  
> games. I advised her that Ebay/BGG ate good but we could help and  
> just get them into the next auction if she doesn't want the hassle.  
> Her name is Claire Frith. Anyone know the husband?
>
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