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Originally Posted by cfhofer
Yea, besides 1 or 2 more letters (Robert Mattingly and a kid named 'Willie Lawton') the rest are newspaper clippings of Mullin.
I got to imagine the real value in these scrapbooks is in the provenance of actually belonging to Mullin.
A couple people asked me about Mullin autographs. I didn't see an autograph of Mullin, however there is a short note written by one of the newspaper clippings. Did he write this? Could also be written by his wife or daughter.
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Mark,
The writing along side the clipping is undoubtedly George Mullin's wife, as it doesn't match exemplars of his writing that I have seen.