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Hi everyone,
I’m hoping this is the right place to post this. We have an older Heidelberg press located in Albuquerque, New Mexico that we are looking to sell.
The press has been sitting for some time and is not currently operational. We have never used it ourselves, so I don’t want to misrepresent its condition. At this point, I’m assuming it would be of most interest to someone looking for a restoration project or a complete machine for parts.
I have photos and video available here:
www.dropbox.com
A quick note: The Dropbox folder also contains photos and videos of several other pieces of printing and finishing equipment we are selling, including folder/gluers, index tab equipment, and other bindery equipment. Everything pictured is available, so please feel free to ask about any of it.
I’m still working on identifying the exact model and can provide additional photos of the machine, plates, serial numbers, or specific components if helpful.
We’re motivated to get it moved and are open to reasonable offers. Buyer would be responsible for removal from Albuquerque, NM.
If anyone here has an interest—or can point me toward someone who buys older Heidelberg equipment or parts—I’d appreciate it.
I’m hoping this is the right place to post this. We have an older Heidelberg press located in Albuquerque, New Mexico that we are looking to sell.
The press has been sitting for some time and is not currently operational. We have never used it ourselves, so I don’t want to misrepresent its condition. At this point, I’m assuming it would be of most interest to someone looking for a restoration project or a complete machine for parts.
I have photos and video available here:
Dropbox
I’m still working on identifying the exact model and can provide additional photos of the machine, plates, serial numbers, or specific components if helpful.
We’re motivated to get it moved and are open to reasonable offers. Buyer would be responsible for removal from Albuquerque, NM.
If anyone here has an interest—or can point me toward someone who buys older Heidelberg equipment or parts—I’d appreciate it.
