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    Hammond Colonnade, pristine condition

    There was a post about this from 2011ish, just wanted to make sure nothing has changed since then.

    Am I correct in thinking that a Hammond Colonnade has very little to no value? (MONETARY value if I were to try and sell it on Craigslist! No disrespect to those who own and love a Hammond colonnade!)

    my gut is that I might get 50-100 bucks if I was really patient?
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    Assuming that no butchering has been done to make it work with that 122 leslie, then you've answered your own question. If it's been modified, then you'd have to return it to stock before getting that $50-100.
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      Where are you? Round here ("greater Milwaukee market"), you'd be very lucky to get $50, but you'd probably wait a couple years for someone to pay that.

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