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01-25-2009, 11:35 AM
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Baseball team Maroons photos 1915
Posted By: marshall barkman
Dan...i would spend 200 dollars on a steak and bottle of wine(lol). The photo cost me more and your bid card would have never went up at the auction but thanks for the response. The piece opened for higher than that because of several left bids, i think the size is what makes it valueable. For me it is just the glare on some of the faces and the fact the piece is haunting in nature, it looks cool on the wall. 
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