Moved to Classified Ads.

A picture and a price would help your sale prospects.

Well Peter, if I've misjudged your comment I am very sorry.

The trouble is just recently there has been far too much of posters attacking others instead of attacking their arguments. This has the effect of discouraging the milder people from participating at all and the place is less rich as a result.

This means that meanings need to be as clear as possible, but the core of the problem is that some posters need to pull back a little and allow others to want to join in without the feeling they will be jumped on for having an opinion.

Did you dare venture beyond the curtain?

Your rudeness aside, to explain I'm actually talking about early days of the latest new owner. Pretty obvious I would have thought. There have been limitations on supply and these are now very clearly being overcome. Sine I typed that comment things have moved on.

Building up sales in a major way takes time and in that context it is still early days. It could take the medium term of maybe 5 or more years to get to any major market share.

I've moved this to lenses until such time as the OP decides to placeit as a Classified Ad.

We already seem to have the specs for the last two as physical lenses we can buy. I think it's the first one that will cause raised eyebrows, a patent for a 60mm f/2.8 35mm-format lens.

There is a forum section on here, or eBay. Those would be my choices.

Well it is the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who, so who else has some Tardis or other related pictures?

I get the feeling a lot of people think coloured cameras are a new thing, but they are not. Not by a long way. From multi-coloured Hit cameras, Kodak Art Deco and many colour options to gold and platinum editions, it's been prevalent since the beginning.

It went out of favour in the 1970s onwards, but is now coming back with a vengeance.

As we have ownership of these things then it would be part of our estate. As such, the solicitors would pursue such matters so that they could obtain probate.

I'm sure HMRC would include a PayPal balance in the scheme of things to calculate the value of an estate. They are not going to shrug their shoulders and let PayPal keep it.