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Old 05-11-2020, 09:50 PM
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I saw the ledger mostly complete. Apparently they even ripped apart individual pages. Some hobby.....
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I saw the ledger mostly complete. Apparently they even ripped apart individual pages. Some hobby.....
The answer to craziness, many times, is money. Kind of sad when ruining history.
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I saw the ledger mostly complete. Apparently they even ripped apart individual pages. Some hobby.....
Indeed. Anything for $. Shame to see things like this get destroyed and separated.
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