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Free: 1990’s office chair. Needs work (Somers) Used vintage office chair, probably made in the 1990’s. The chair is quite well made, very solid construction, but the pneumatic cylinder needs replacement (unless you’re comfortable only sitting at 15.75” seat-to-floor). Note that if you lift the chair, the cylinder extends on its own, it then sinks again when you let go. There is an adjustable tilt/recline lever, recliner-tension adjustment knob, and lever to adjust the non-functioning pneumatic cylinder for height adjustment. The armrests are not adjustable, aside from complete removal if you want to undo the bolts. The foam padding still seems good. The cover is intact, but shows a few stains. Could probably be cleaned with a carpet cleaner type vacuum, or replaced if you know how to reupholster. Overall dusty, wheels need cleaning, etc. Color is sort of a beige grayish light-tan upholstery with black rubberized arm rests and base. HEAVY! From non-smoking, pet-free house.

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Free: Early 1990’s office chair. Usable (Somers) Used vintage office chair, made at the end of 1993, by Phoenix Designs (was a subsidiary of Herman Miller since 1982). Light blue upholstery with black rubberized armrests and base. Chair is very well made, very solid construction, pretty high-end when it was originally sold. That said, it’s a dated design in that there is NO height adjustment (as far as I can tell). The seat is 17” to floor, comfortable for me, but your results may vary. There is an adjustable tilt/recline knob. The armrests are not adjustable, aside from complete removal if you want to undo the bolts. The foam padding still seems good. The cover is intact, but shows a few stains. Could probably be cleaned with a carpet cleaner type vacuum, or replaced if you know how to reupholster. Overall dusty, wheels need cleaning, etc. HEAVY!

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Free: Furniture Legs, Vintage MCM Danish (Somers) Expired NOTE: my email access is via desktop, so there may be a delay between when you contact me and when I reply. My zip code 10536. Please check where you are in relation to where I am to see if it's worth your travel. --- Free: four vintage wood furniture legs. They appear to be Mid-Century Modern, likely Danish and probably walnut. Construction appears to be two solid pieces laminated together for each leg. Don’t know what they originally attached to. They are 40 inches long (missing metal feet?). The bottom of each leg had some kind of green wrap (certainly not original). I pealed one of them off. The condition of the feet varies from fair to bad, all need repairs. See the close-up photos of two of the worst feet.

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Free: Sharp 46" LCD TV (Somers) Gifted BEFORE YOU RESPOND: please make sure you know where you are in relation to where I am (zip code 10536). Also, expect a delay in replies, I only check this email about once a day. --- Working Sharp LC-46E77U Aquos E 46" LCD TV with stand and remote. It's an older model LCD, but is decent quality (1080p at 120Hz). See

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Free: 14 toner cartridges, for rewards (Somers) Expired Mixed lot of fourteen toner cartridges. Most are used, at least one is still new/sealed. From a variety of laser printers and/or photocopiers. Can be recycled at Staples or Office Max for points/rewards with their recycling programs.

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Free: Mix of glass solar lamps covers (Somers) Expired Mixed lot of at least 35 glass lamp covers from older/fancier solar lamps. Almost all of them are a fairly heavy/thick glass. Thinking they might be reusable in some kind of crafting projects? There are several duplicates of most of the shapes, and at least seven different styles. The plastic bit that used to connect to a ground-stake is removable with a Phillips head screwdriver.

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