I gambled on a Sansui stereo tuner/amp from the early 70s for $30. Looked to be in excellent condition and the dials light up, but when I got home there was no out put from the tuner. I haven't tried the aux ports yet. Good working ones like this sell on Ebay for $250, not working ones go for $60. I love old tube amps and owned one like this back in the 70s. I did find a small portable tube tester for $10 bucks the same day and may be able to fix it on the cheap. The tester will come in handy as I have a box full of old radio tubes from the 30s and 40s. If they test "good" I'll be able to sell them. If not I could still get a quick $30 for the tester.

Ebays. I've been watching her for years now. She asks at yard sales if it is the best price the seller can offer and generally she gets a discount. I banned myself from yard sales and thrift stores until I get a handle on the stuff I've already collected.

I'm going to move this summer. I apparently have a fetish for miniature tea sets and vintage doll dishes. And then there are the dolls. I need a booth, too.

that might work well with dolls and miniature tea sets. If you can come in once or twice a week and add, move and change out things you'll have folks headed to your spot all the time.

I hardly ever ask for a lower price on good deals. In fact I often tell them to keep the change.
good luck and most of all have fun.