Kit included with the Sexton.

He who first mentions a price loses. Let any potential buyer make an offer. He might start higher than your price, and you can then negotiate higher.
Good luck Jesse. It must be your turn.

I am sorry Lynn but I rather disagree. I would never answer an advert that says "offers invited" or "price on application" as invariably it turns out that the seller is living in fantasy land and not remotely interested in actually selling his piece of history. In this case the seller loses as potential buyers are not interested in making what they see as a fair offer to be told that the item is worth at least twice that figure. If the seller thought his was a fair price why not put it in the advert then everyone could see where they stood ?

David

/\ Check above. Jessie has clearly indicated an asking price of $125K USD.

The Sexton is sold. It is going to a Polish living history group in Pennsylvania.

Good to hear you were able to find a new home for it!

Hanno

Glad to hear that, wish I could have pulled it off, but to many items in the fire at this time...