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03-10-2007, 11:05 AM
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Anyone ever heard of the Shigley collection?
Posted By: George Dreher
According to the email I got from my buddy in Pennsylvania, the grandfather's name was H.K. Shigley, born and lived in Michigan and he was a professor at Ohio State University in the 1920s before resigning his job at OSU to travel all over the world. The guy was a multi-millionaire collector of everything. I would venture to guess that he was related to the professor you mentioned. Does Joseph Shigley still teach? Supposedly there are thousands of raw vintage cards in the collection. 
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