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07-13-2009, 04:43 PM
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Dealers who lit the Fire
Definitely Paul Gallagher. Those shows he ran in NYC in the 70,s bring back fond memories. Paul was always willing to talk about the hobby. I also remember the Barnings when they first started BHN. My younger brother and I met them at a show and we used to sell the paper at a table for them at the Golden Gate shows in Brooklyn in the mid to late 70,s probably 78 or 79.
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