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10-08-2010, 03:02 PM
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The sellers (Style Quest and Wyomingantiques) are both from Northern Indiana and might even be the SAME person. Considering the OTHER, most likely, fake pieces they are selling (Native American items, advertising signs and posters) these people are either related to ACOFIND (another KNOWN seller of fake items) or they are getting this fake stuff from the same source.
David 
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