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unknown "Yorkville" amp...

I'm pretty sure it's an XM100. I think they came in either a 2x10 or 15, not sure about a 12...that could have been the xm50. Anywho, from what I recall they were pretty decent amps, a bit heavy by today's standards but what Traynor's aren't.

I found the manual:
http://www.manualslib.com/manual/389474/Traynor-Xm100.html#manual

I'd say $150 is a good deal, see if he's willing to budge on price. I've played thought these a few times in the past and sort of wish I'd bought one.
Good luck!
 
Great practice amps, as others have said. I always found them to have a very modern scooped sound no matter how I EQed them... bright clear highs, and super clear bottom, but weak with the midrange growl, even on basses with aggressive midrange inherent to them. If you like the bright, clean, modern sound (which is great for private practice anyway, or even jamming with some acoustic guitars) I say go for it. The price is a steal anyway!