This page visually supplements my home-page about "giving away more and throwing away less."

 

UPDATE — Everything in this page has been given away, is now gone.

 

UPDATES:  When an item has been taken to a new home, I'll quickly update this page to show with a strikeout.  Later, eventually I'll totally remove it from the page.

 

In addition to what's in the photos below, I also have:

File Cabinets -- we have two, both are same {photos}, are lightweight steel (23 lbs) (14" wide, 18" deep, 27" high),  have 3 drawers (small 3" on top, two under it with “parallel metal ridges” so they can be used for hanging files, which makes these two drawers very useful for visually organizing the filing of standard 8.5x11 papers).

two BEDS (with metal frame and box springs, but no mattress) – bed sizes are Double (aka Full, 54" wide, 75" long) and Queen (60" wide, 80" long).  {photos of Flowered Bedboard for Queen Bed}

 

educational journals for science teachers:  collected during 6 years, most are published by NSTA, for different age levels:  elementary, middle school, high school, college;  also, "NSTA Reports" plus other journals, and stacks of handouts about "gender issues" in STEM.   {details about the journals}
     
     
     
     
     
     
in this page are CHAIRS (comfy - office - wicker - folding) and desks & sofas.
     
GREEN CHAIR  (it's goldish-green, is very comfortable, rocks, has leg rest that can be extended or pulled back;  it was not used much, still is in great condition)  (this was Dad's Chair in Living Room);
WALL MIRROR,  sturdy adjustable TABLE		   GOLD CHAIR  (it's goldish-tan, is very comfortable, rocks, has leg rest that can be extended or not, was used often as you can see by the oil stains from hair)  (this was Mom's Chair in TV Room),
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COMFORTABLE CHAIRS    
The chairs on left & right (they're same model) swivel and “rock” with a forward-and-backward rocking motion.  These chairs are comfortable, are in good condition;  their arm-rests have removable covers, so arms still look almost new.  Although not shown in photos, there is one matching foot-rest stool with a similar “rocking” motion.
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WICKER SET  —  SOFA and COFFEE TABLE and two CHAIRS   {all colors are a similar white, even though the automatically adjusted lighting in the photos, taken near sundown, does make them look different}
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PADDED STOOL  (23" x 15", and 18" high)   FILE CABINETS (description – dimensions, etc)
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ANTIQUE DESK  (41" x 20" and 30" high)  (it's a classic, made from high-quality wood that's beautiful, and with some work it could become more beautiful)  —  note: This desk MIGHT be available, but first I have to ask my sister “can we donate it?” instead of selling it to an antique dealer.
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White Flowered SOFA  (84" x 34" and 24" high)  (arms are 4" wide)
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Blue SOFA  (69" x 33" and 26" high)  (arms are 7" wide)  (this is more comfortable than it is pretty)
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FOLDING CHAIRS — 4 metal chairs are available now,  2 padded chairs will be available just before I move.     {the metal chairs are a little rusty in some places,  the padded chairs have been heavily used}   REDWOOD TABLE (is broken, is gone) and BENCH (still is ok, structurally solid)   {my father made these}  {there were two benches, now there is one}
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Here are the journals for Science Education:
Science & Children (elementary) by NSTA,  10,
Science Scope (middle school) by NSTA,  26,
Science Teacher (secondary) by NSTA,  9,
Journal of College Science Teaching by NSTA,  6,
NSTA Reports,  45,
California Educator by California Teachers Association,  12.
1 or more each of other journals:  Educational Leadership (by ASCD),  NEA Today,  Retired Educator,  Rethinking Schools (1998), ...
     also:  a stack (2.3" high) with two kinds of of 2-page (printed front & back) Short Subjects by California Research Bureau, in 2013 & 2014, "California's Gender Gap in STEM Education and Employment" and "MakeHERSpaces: STEM, Girls, and the Maker Movement" -- these were handed out at the 2014 CA STEM Symposium (where I led "round circle discussions" in 2014,15,16) and they were going to be thrown away at the end-of-conference so I rescued them.
     
     

 
     
     
TRAILER  (details with photos) (I'll sell this, probably August 23-25)
   
Trailer Hitch:  underneath it has a hollow round area about 2.0" diameter, probably matching a standard size for the ball of a trailer hitch. (but many new vehicles have a Square Hitch to hold a towing bar)   It hasn't been "on the road" for decades, probably won't be safe for high-speed traveling, but I'm hoping it can be towed from my place to yours;  5 years ago it was moved (by two of us holding the hitch and walking it along) off the asphalt area that was being re-finished -- so the wheels still roll OK.  The tires were filled 5 months ago (with a bicycle pump, I think to around 25 psi) and they seem to be holding air without much loss of pressure.  —  for more information, go to this page.
     
     
 
I.O.U. – in early August, I'll continue revising this page, although most of "the action" already has happened.
     
 
     
Rocking Chairs —  these might be available LATER, but family members (plus antique dealers) have first priority.   Table Chairs — these might be available LATER, but family members (plus antique dealers) have first priority.
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Bed with Flowered Head-Board  (in Bedroom of Mom & Dad)
This full-bed photo shows the bedboard and bed, plus [some things now gone, as shown by the strikeouts but still here are ENTIRE FRAME plus HEADBOARD, and BOX SPRINGS with ITS FLOWERED RUFFLED-SKIRT] two pillows (there were a pair of each, now I can find only one of each, so they're much less valuable – update: I found the other big pillow! and the pair is more valuable than either by itself) and a flowered comforter that when unfolded (it's folded twice here) is bigger than the bed, is roughly 94"x84" (main part) plus the “ruffled skirt” on 3 sides;  of course, it should be laundered before using.   If you want the headboard, do you want the (fairly clean, basically in good shape) box springs?   (the top mattress has been discarded)    /    The “ruffled skirt” goes all the way around (as shown in left-side photo) but here it's tucked in so you can see the box springs;  it's a “sheet” that's separate from (not attached to) the box springs & mattress, so it would still be there if box springs are discarded.
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another question:  This photo shows the structure-board (behind headboard, shown in side-view at right side) bolted to the metal lower frame, so... if you want the headboard, I assume you'll also want the metal frame, right? Below is a side-view of the headboard (about 35" high x 63" wide) attached to a structure-board in back (.75" thick) that is attached to two legs (left & right sides, 14.5" high, 6" wide, 1.25" deep), each bolted to the metal frame.
metal bottom frame structure board
Below you see the padded top-and-sides that's about 2.5" thick;  the big "smooth area" also is padded, about 1.5" thick.  And you can see (above and below) the soiled areas, on left & right sides, where the hair of Mom & Dad leaned against the headboard;  hopefully these can be cleaned up with some soap, etc.  
bedboard