Yeah, I think you won't have problems finding new homes for these, you might even be able to convince someone to come pick them up. The T17 units are rarer and probably more sought after but the T12 units are more practical for day to day use as the lamps are still in production. Worst case, there probably would be a prop house that would buy this sort of stuff.

Most collectors of this sort of stuff will probably prefer using the original ballasts so it's a good thing you kept them inside the LED converted units. Same goes for the ceiling stem hardware too.

The place you got these lights from looks pretty cool, I'm guessing it's a school of some sort? It seems common in older schools to have one classroom with the original lights but another with updated lights. 

Hello, When You get a chance I’m interested in the lights
Just sent You a text Roger

Hello,  I live in Texas  and  i am interested  in few  as well. 

When You get a chance ,

I’m interested in them Please check You’re pm I sent
Or post - I will Respond,

The place you got these lights from looks pretty cool, I'm guessing it's a school of some sort? It seems common in older schools to have one classroom with the original lights but another with updated lights.

It was used as an office for the Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America from the 30s until about 20 years ago. They shut down and boarded it up, and we bought the facility. Super cool history here, lots of Crouse-Hinds industrial lights in the other shop buildings. I'll need to post some of those in the future.

This building was boarded up for 20 years until recently.

If you are interested feel free to PM me with offers. I am planning on creating an ebay listing for the different lights with local pickup. I'll post the ebay link here when I have the chance to get them up.

Post it in the for sale board here.

Oh sheesh sorry I'm new here thank you! I'll post it over there in the next couple days.

I sent a PM about these lights

I wonder if there are any cool bulbs in those crouse hinds fixtures?

You have quite the nice supply of vintage fluorescent fixtures. The hanger stem assembly with the covers and associated hardware makes these remarkably fascinating and equally cool!