Hi Guillermo,
I could use a few dozen tubes.
The navel lint is kind of intriguing... but I should pass.
--Mike
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On Wed, 4 Mar 2009, Guillermo Moyna wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Before I proceed to toss them out I wanted to ask if anyone had a need for 10
> mm tubes. I have what could be hundreds of them and doubt that I will ever
> use them, so if you are interested let me know. I also have tons of 10 mm
> tube caps, and many teflon vortex plugs. First come, first served, and
> interested party pays for shipping...
>
> This was all in a big box together with a bunch of chart recorder pens,
> magnetic pen holders, one of those Varian red pen-type sample depth gauges,
> and navel lint from assorted sources. Going though all that junk brought back
> memories of my venerable XL-100...
>
> G.
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Received on Thu Mar 05 2009 - 14:32:32 MST