If the market did go completely tits up and my tele had more value to others as a chopping board then so be it.

Most importantly the sturdy (and seriously cute) frame make it a solid introduction into the world of two wheels. It’s available in three muted colourways and features sturdy rubber wheels for extra-grip to help your toddler when they’re developing their gross motor skills.The boomer generation are retiring, who grew up on late 60s/early 70s rock, and as the wealthiest retirees there ever have been and ever will be, have money to spend on their "dream guitars". I’ve been involved in helping a deceased person sell what (on paper) looks like a valuable collection. The Nighthawk is a good guitar with a limited market, so unlikely to either appreciate much or become worthless. Unfortunately, it’s an absolute nightmare full of tyre kickers, rip off merchants, predatory dealers and the odd good egg. If there are other things you see he is good at whether it's music, other sports, anything really maybe encourage him there, he may choose to pick up another sport or activity after spending more time practicing that activity.

I did recently have to help a friend’s family sell his collection after he passed away, far too young - but he loved his guitars and I’m sure he enjoyed life more with them than without - part of the fun for him was having the choice of what to play, as much as actually playing them. To regain access, please make sure that cookies and JavaScript are enabled before reloading the page. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. This will extend the life of the bike, enabling it to adapt to the needs of your child as they progress,' says Minchin. There are vast expanses of this gallery, some seven feet off the ground, with absolutely nothing underneath the handrail.Best of all, you can join in with the matching grown up model and the lightweight helmets by the same brand are fab. This tiny pushbike from family-run UK brand Bobbin Bikes may not be the lightest bike on the market but, at 5kg, it's still pretty dinky. Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. If you're looking for a balance bike on a budget, you can't go wrong with this simple but effective model from Italian kids' brand Chicco. Plenty of people spend thousands on holidays which (financially) are entirely valueless once you’re back home.