I live in Annapolis MD area. Closest to me is Baltimore (1 hr drive) or Ace Camera in Fairfax VA (90 min drive).
I would consider myself lucky at 20 miles.

You may be too young to remember but, Frigidaire was a brand name of a line of refrigerators, much like Nikon is a brand name of cameras. Frigidaire had a plant on the southern edge of Dayton, Ohio and thousands of employees. I remember it well from my youth, having grown up in the Dayton area. Was your grama from Ohio?

If still available, please send me info for payment and shipping to zip code 20778. Will send payment today. Thanks.

OUCH !!!

Thanks for the tip!!

If you are a decent person you will immediately turn yourself in to the nearest police station, as you just stole a bunch of great stuff!! How on earth can you sleep at night?

P.S. Can you give us the website for these real estate sales? :-)

Bill,
Yep... sure do miss Kodachrome 25... that was the best film ever!!

Perfect answer!!

I would put a beer can or soda can next to the item to show its relative size. BTW, that pepper mill is beautiful.... it reminds me of several pieces of Hakone Zaiku I purchased when I was at Lake Hakone in Japan. How much do your pepper mills sell for? Do you also make matching salt grinders?

Richard's response is incorrect. He probably doesnt own a M43 camera. I do. And I read before I write. A lot.

A M43 lens that is stamped 50mm has a 35 mm format equivalent focal length of 100mm.

So stand in the same spot and take a photo with a 35mm format camera using a 100 mm lens and a M43 format camera with a 50 MM lens, and they will appear the same, EXCEPT for dept of field.

The M43 format camera, using a lens stamped 50mm will have twice the depth of field as a 35mm format camera using a 100mm lens.

Another way to explain this is to imagine yourself taking a portrait of a person sitting 10 feet in front of your cameras: one with a M43 format 42.5mm lens, and the other a 35mm format camera with an 85mm lens. The 35mm format camera will have better bokeh than the M43 camera, because the depth of field is less. Both cameras have a 35mm format equivalent of 85mm, but the M43 has more depth of field.

You can learn much more about this by doing some research: cambridgeincolour.com is a great place to start.

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/learn-photography-concepts.htm

I used to shoot Canon FF, then went to some compact and bridge cameras, but the sensor was too small for my taste. Spent about 50 hours on the internet and at camera stores and took several courses at a Community College and decided on the Panasonic Lumix GX9. This is not a well known model, but it is perfect for me: light, smaller than a FF, body and lenses less expensive compared to a FF, and capable of great photos. Sensor has 25% of the area of a FF, but several times larger than a compact or bridge camera. It is a very good compromise, and good enough for me. Your needs my vary, but for anything up to 11x14" the M43 is good. mu-43.com is a great website to learn more.

I prefer Panasonic lenses and have the following, all listed in their 35mm equivalent focal lengths:

14-28 f4.0 great wide angle zoom, esp. for bldg. interiors and outdoor landscapes
24-70 f2.8 best all around lens, my normal carry lens
30 f1.7 good for night shots on the street and in the city
85 f1.2 stunning capabilities at night and for portraits, but expensive
200-600 f4.0~5.6 OK, but I don't use it much. Bought for an assignment that fell through, and am gonna sell it.

Best macro (and I bought one) is the Olympus 120mm f2.8, but no internal stabilization on this lens. Very capable for macro.

Your will love the M43 system if you are not a working pro; want to go smaller; want to spend less overall; want to go lighter; and/or want an interchangeable lens camera.

The GX9 is available from any of the major stores, like BHPhoto, Adorama, etc.

Intersexual - inbetween male and female, I think, or maybe both male and female?

Asexual - neither male or female?

Glad to see you are still with us, Linda!

BUT, the OP is asking about the G9 and not aboit the GX-9....

There is a difference between the GX8 and the GX9, and also between the G8 and G9. I own a GX9 and am very happy with it.

It appears several of the people answering above may be confused about which models are which and what two models you want to compare.

So, please confirm you want info on the G9 and not the GX9.