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09-05-2016, 02:59 AM
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Barry Harper's Collection
As Irv's links above tactfully highlight, Barry Halper's collection should have an asterisk next to it. Numerous items were questionable, and were proven to be fabrications. Just as many of Halper's stories were fabrications.
Comparing the two collections is like comparing apples to oranges....and unfortunately Halper's fruit is wax! Patrick 
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