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09-26-2017, 11:28 AM
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This was a pretty big fabrication I don't think these guys would have missed, but Corson's work seems to be on the level otherwise. This hobby as a little bit of everything going for it and a colorful history. It is the best hobby I know and has taught me so much.
I can see why they kept it to themselves, Corson had gone though a lot of health issues at this time. I wonder if Buck, Burdick and Carter or Nagy talked about it, what their thoughts were? 
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