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Hi all,
I've lurked here on and off over the years and now have a question I hope you can help me with.

I haven't been active in the online fan community since around 2000, and I know a lot has changed since then. I have a couple boxes of FM/SN memorabilia I need to get rid of, but I'm so out of the fan loop that I don't even know how to get it into the hands of someone who would appreciate it.

What I've got is:
- 4 posters from Say You Will, TISL, and The Dance
- 20-30 45s from '70s-'80s, most with picture sleeves
- about 30 VHSs - some store-bought and some bootleg (should I just throw these away? I imagine it's all online nowadays? one of them includes every FM/SN tv appearance over several years in the late 90s that I painstakingly recorded myself... sigh...)
- about 20 magazines with articles about FM or SN in them, including 2 copies of the 1997 RS
- several books, including Mick's, Bob Brunning's, and a few others
- a few other random odds and ends, like a TISL lyric book, a couple LPs, a few bootleg cassettes, etc

Advice needed: what of this would be of value to a fan these days, and what has been eclipsed by the accessibility of digital media on the internet? And, how to find somebody who wants it? Anybody here want it?

Thanks y'all!
Sadie