Posted by Marjorie Bellringer on Saturday, 20 May 2006, at 6:04 p.m.:
I am getting ready to buy a more portable workshop loom(preferably a Schacht Baby Wolf) and need to sell my current workshop loom. It is a 40" Ullman Loom with a 36" weaving width.It folds up to 9" width when not in use,for storage or transport. This is a direct tie-up 4 harness Jack Loom made out of what appears to be Maple Wood. It is in excellent condition, I would estimate it to be about 25-30 years old. It has wire heddles and comes with a 12 dent reed. What kind of price should I ask for it?
I live in Southcentral Alaska, and looms are very in very short supply up here. Usual shipping costs add up to at the minimum $200-300 more per loom. I aquired this loom thru a barter/cash combo, so am not sure of the actual value on the current marketplace. Any feedback from all other folks with more experience selling or buying looms than I have or any other Ullman Loom owners would also be appreciated. I have very little info on the loom itself. Other than the label on the loom.