Mr. Moderator if I am violating an RCU rule, please do as you must. I am not selling these and I don't have any desire to make the investment that one needs to obtain these many old-time CL kits. IMO it is too good of a chance for some folks to maybe obtain these kits and keep them in the world than to allow them to go unnoticed.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...id=p2759.l1259

http://cgi.ebay.com/control-line-com...item19b960be65

Big money but still a real deal for some that have to desire to obtain these lots of history.

Good luck.

What I see are boxes... and not contents... since I have been burned before I dont think I will be doing any bidding here.
Bob

Those boxes sure doo look nice! But then so does a real Nobler out on the lines on a spring day; the handle held by my grandson after we scratch built a replica from hand me down plans and notes. Let the AMA and the Air and Space Museum have the boxes. Iwant mine flying. I also follow the Commemorative (Confederate) Air Force axiom of "Keep 'em Flying".

Good point, however one of the sellers listings, not shown above, does state "Boxes Only". The displayed listings are advertised as collector KITS.

I have sent a question asking for confirmation. I will display the answer.

Thanks for replying.

EDITED TO ADD:
Hello Horrace, and thanks for your inquiry. I would love to see this collection fall into the hands of a serious collector or a museum. These kits are complete and in great condition. The combat kits 50 ea. are very rare excellent examples of complete kits and the stunt offerings are all beautiful complete kits. (the Shark is signed by designer Lew)
The "kit box" offering states what it is, and that auction offering, should not be confused, with the actual kit offerings in the other auctions. I will write another blurp on each auction to further clarify what I am selling. I hope this note satisfies your request to me, and do keep up your much dedicated, appreciated work, with the AMA.

Name and AMA Life Number withheld aka highupstuff