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Welcome back Mr. Lemke
Posted By: Paul
I saw Bob Lemke's name on another thread, and just wanted to say "Welcome Back." I hope you are here to stay and share your knowledge with us, and can let us know how you've been doing in your post-SCD life. |
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield
Hey Bob, |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
He still works for Krause doesn't he??? I thought I read that he was moving to another collectible that they cover? Maybe I'm misremembering in my old age. |
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Posted By: Bob Lemke
I hadn't realized that the details of my current situation had not been adequately promulgated on this forum. After more than 32 years, I left Krause (now F+W, tomorrow ?) on May 1, 2006. I joined Whitman Publishing Co., Atlanta (for many years headquarterd in Racine, Wis.), a subsidiary of Anderson Press, Florence, Ala. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Bob- I have a near complete run of R.S. Yeoman's Redbooks that go back to 1957. These were my actual childhood copies. Isn't it one of the best selling books in the history of publishing? ...Oh you mentioned it in your thread- it is the best selling book. Sorry. |
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Posted By: leon
All the best in your current business role. We always appreciated the Krause Big Book additions you made and the contributions you made to this board...Both will be missing something without you.....I hope you continue to lurk and do chime in from time to time.........warmest regards |
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Posted By: JimB
Bob, |
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Posted By: Bob
Bob, it's good to hear from you. I hope everything goes well with your new job. |
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Posted By: Richard Dwyer
My first suggestion for the Red book would be that they put it on a cd-rom and make it searchable. I would pay more than the book for this option. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
The Red Book was part of my childhood. I even remember the Blue Book- that was the one dealers were supposed to use to determine what to pay for a coin for resale. |
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Posted By: andy becker
hi bob, |
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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis
I would like to wish you great success with your new adventure. |
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Posted By: Mark Evans
Mr. Lemke-- The '55 Topps cards are classics, especially Jack Kennedy and the Stooges. Mark |
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