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Jones, Keyser & Arras 1911 cabinet scan/questions
Posted By: Tom
is a great guy for those who haven't dealt with him.........he doesn't always have the best 19th century stuff, but when he does, he's great to work with. Think I like most about Ron is that he's always willing to trade too. MANY dealers won't even think about trading even if you have something they want. He'll always entertain any offer. Bought my first W600 from Ron at one of the East Coast Nationals in White Plains around 1995 (Bobby Wallace for about $300......). Congrats on the Ames.....hopefully someone'll get them checklisted in a catalog soon. 
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