I visted Apple Rescue of Denver and got pics.

Since I was going to Colorado to due the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge railroad gave me an opertunity to stop by and have a good talk.  I also had a good list of questions. No this is NOT verbatam for answers.

I did forget two things. I forgot to ask if I could post her name and if she is the owner. I don't like assuming anything and She does look over Apple Fritter but does not have an account.

1. How much stuff do you have?

I have a full shop and tons of storage sheds.

2. Do you mind if I tell people if you have storage units.

No, I have told other people before I have storage units. But, I do not have time or do I know what is in them. If

you see if on my website. That is what I have pulled and listed. Once again, I do not have time to go and look for specific items or what I have.

3. I explained how I collected some stuff and how I missed out on keeping or having room for vintage items. I was not looking for a questions in this. But, I

got a good explination on this.

Items comes from all over. Mostly people who picked up builk items from schools and stored them. Then, after storing it for years and realized it was just taking up

space. So I aquired it.

4. what is the best way to contact you?

E-mail, I cannot explain enough please e-mail.

5. I explained I'm happy not to live in Colorado due to me going broke on the stuff.

She wished she had more local cleints come in and purchase items in person.

A few other tidbits.

1. She does everything herself and recently has one helper.

2. Only wish I could only do apple ii's. But, Macintosh's come along with that.

3. Had a bigger space to just have everything out on display.

4. Exploded batteries are horrible.

I think I covered it. I did purchse some books and enjoyed my time. Below is some pictures I hope you enjoy.

Thanks,

Josh