I got shut out of Mastro & Some prices that shocked you
 

Posted By: <b>barry arnold</b><p>Dan Koteles<br /><br />Thanks for the note of support.<br />Sorry that you lost,too! <img src="/images/sad.gif" height=14 width=14><br />I know that there was a bit of 'controversy' over the Murphy identity;<br />was this the seal issue that you're referring to.<br />anytime that you need me the easiest way to email me is at the university: barnold@uwf.edu<br /><br />all the best,Dan<br /><br />Barry

I got shut out of Mastro & Some prices that shocked you
 

Posted By: <b>scott brockelman</b><p>I did not have time to post before leaving at Noon. I do not have the complete set, No one does. I still need a few as do 4 other collectors.<br /><br />Scott

I got shut out of Mastro & Some prices that shocked you
 

Posted By: <b>Jeff Williams</b><p>Please email me at jwilliams81@mac.com in regards to your E103 set.<br />Thanks in advance<br />Jeff Williams

I got shut out of Mastro & Some prices that shocked you
 

Posted By: <b>Richard</b><p>Is e107 the toughest t or e set from the 20th cent?<br /><br />I don't think anyone has ever completed:<br /><br />t216 mino<br />t216 virginia extra<br />e105 mello mint<br />e125 american caramel<br /><br />There are less wagners from each of these sets than e107 wagners.<br /><br />

I got shut out of Mastro & Some prices that shocked you
 

Posted By: <b>Dylan</b><p>E222, E125, Texas Tommy, Darby's, and T208, Mino, Victory, Obak cabinets all tougher then E107. E107's are tough but there are several pretty darn obscure 20th century sets around that are REALLY tough.