WE BUY VINTAGE ANALOG PHOTOBOOTHS
Your old booth. A fresh start.
Working, broken or untouched for years—we're interested in original chemical photobooths and useful parts. You don't need to fix it, identify it or name a price to start.
AFTER YOU SEND IT
Here's what happens next.
Send what you know
Start with its location, a way to reach you and a few photos if you have them. No model number, asking price or working demonstration needed.
Talk through the offer
We'll review the booth, ask any useful follow-up questions and discuss a written offer if it's a fit. You'll know what is included before deciding.
Agree the handover
Before a sale, we'll agree payment, who arranges collection, any moving costs and a workable date. Leave the booth where it is while we make the plan.
A REAL BOOTH BEHIND THE GOOSE
We know the back-room story.
Our own Model 20 spent roughly twenty years in storage after life in a bar. It's making strips again, with reliability work still underway. That's why we're interested in the machinery, the loose parts and the history—not just a pretty cabinet.
See our real project notesA FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Before you send the photos.
Will you consider it if it doesn't work?
Yes. Untested, nonworking and incomplete original chemical booths are worth showing us, along with useful original parts. Tell us what you know and leave the rest unknown. We don't need you to plug it in or repair it first.
Do I need to know what it's worth?
No. An asking price is optional. Model, completeness, condition and access all help us decide whether to make an offer. We'll explain what an offer includes; a purchase discussion isn't an independent or certified appraisal.
Who moves it, and who pays for collection?
We'll work through a collection plan with you if a purchase makes sense. Before you agree, we'll put the payment terms, collection responsibility, any moving costs and timing in writing. Stairs and tight doors need a specific plan, not a promise based on one photo.
What if I'm not near Idaho Falls?
Send the location anyway. We review opportunities farther afield individually, taking the booth, access and transport into account. There is no automatic service radius or guaranteed pickup.
What photos do you need?
Start with one clear picture of the whole booth. A readable maker's plate, its original sign and any loose parts are helpful too. Only photograph inside if it's already safely accessible. Photos are optional on the first inquiry, and they aren't published in a gallery.
I found a booth, but I don't own it. Can I still help?
Absolutely. Use the referral link below, sharing your own contact details and a general location. Get the owner's permission before passing along their private information. If you're authorized to discuss a sale, you can use the seller form and tell us that.