InterNACHI is opening the “Inspector Museum” next month. We already have stuff such as the first IR camera, the first washing machine (1920), the first kitchen (1926), the first inspection book (1930), an entire collection of flashlights showing the history of flashlights, photos of the first home inspection class being given (1959) an influenza brick (I’ll tell you about that later), an instant camera used on one of the first reports that contained photos, and all sorts of historical items and documents relating to the history of home and building inspection.
What we are looking for still:
Old inspection reports
Old NCR reporting forms.
Old CDs of reporting software
Old home inspector licenses.
Original ads from home inspection vendors.
Old systems and components from homes.
Old testing equipment (mold, radon, electrical, etc).
We are willing to pay for packing, shipping and pay you for the items. Tell us what you have and are willing to donate.
We are building out the museum this week and I’ll have PICs as we go.
Okay, I will Facebook message my ex-wife and see if she still has them (at least her parents, sister’s and brother’s reports). I will send you everyone that I can get from her. As much as you’ve done for me over the years, there is no way that you’re paying for postage. This one’s on me, if she can get them to me.
