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We quite often get contacted by someone who has a lot of camera equipment to give away, so, perhaps this is a good place to donate it to:
Donate or sell your classic, vintage, or antique camera equipment to the Western Photographic Historical Society. Donations go toward fund-raising activities to support the Society’s non-profit causes. Please note that they can’t pick up your equipment, it needs to be delivered to Tucson.
https://www.wphsociety.org/donate
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I have a couple of boxes of old collectable cameras I wish to donate. I have left messages for the Western Photographic Historical Society but have not heard back.
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We quite often get contacted by someone who has a lot of camera equipment to give away, so, perhaps this is a good place to donate it to:
World Anthotype Day
World Cyanotype Day
Dear Joe, I believe they get a lot of donations and find it hard to keep up. If you post in in our Facebook group you may find someone in your area: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AlternativePhotographicProcesses
I have a couple of boxes of old collectable cameras I wish to donate. I have left messages for the Western Photographic Historical Society but have not heard back.