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11-09-2004, 05:36 AM
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Finally, I get a vintage "find"
Posted By: warshawlaw
My father kept a scrap book as a kid and he was recently going through it when he came across an envelope he'd not opened since 1946 when he was 15. Inside was a letter from his brother's father-in-law, a doctor in NYC, explaining that he'd been to the Columbia University Club in NYC the night before and had met a famous athlete, who had written my father a note. The letter also promised to have my dad to the club some time to meet the athlete in person, but that never happened. Inside the letter is a perfect 10 handwritten note on Columbia University Club letterhead to my dad from Chicago Bears legend Sid Luckman. 
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