"The Luckiest Man on the Face of the Earth"

[Lordstan]

Being that Lou is what I collect, it's not a surprise that this would be the thread of Jimmy's that I resurrect.

While rereading some of his posts 3 things strike me.
1) how much stuff of all varieties he collected. It is amazing the variety of things that were in his collection at one time.
2) how much stuff of his that I now own, including one of my favorite photos below. As you can he posted it above and traded it to me the following your I think.

3) Having nothing to do with Jimmy, but I am noticing how much i hate photobucket for screwing everything up with their ridiculous change in policies regarding 3rd party hosting. Now we are stuck with all these dead links.

[Forever Young]

Jimmy and I talked about this one at length when it was in Christies. We both agreed it was a MUST for the collection. Also used for card and all the fixings on the back.

[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

Being that Lou is what I collect, it's not a surprise that this would be the thread of Jimmy's that I resurrect.

While rereading some of his posts 3 things strike me.
1) how much stuff of all varieties he collected. It is amazing the variety of things that were in his collection at one time.
2) how much stuff of his that I now own, including one of my favorite photos below. As you can he posted it above and traded it to me the following your I think.

3) Having nothing to do with Jimmy, but I am noticing how much i hate photobucket for screwing everything up with their ridiculous change in policies regarding 3rd party hosting. Now we are stuck with all these dead links.

Love that Lou and Walsh son right? I remember when he let that go. Great photo and glad you have part of his original collection. Great that many of his pieces went to many of those he helped.
Here is my latest Lou pickup.. 1927 Van Oeyen