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02-21-2011, 02:36 PM
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Sorry Max. I read all the posts and enjoyed hearing about the signatures. I just had nothing to contribute beyond LSD.
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Great book. I have a first edition that I've been thinking about sending to Wolfe to have signed. He's a very responsive signer through the mail.
Kesey signed a 3X5 for me many years ago. It was signed in two shades of day-glo: purple highlited with pink! A few years after that, I happened to be driving through Springfield, Oregon and dropped by Kesey's place; he was listed in the phone book. He actually lived in a converted barn with a big white star painted at the top. The original "Furthur" bus was rotting away in a boggy area of the wooded acreage to the immediate north of his property. What a shame that it was beyond repair. Still trying to figure out whatever happened to Sandy after he sold all of the Pranksters' equipment and ran off with the proceeds! A big derailment to the original intent of this thread, but nice to see the shared interest nonetheless! Last edited by BillyCoxDodgers3B; 02-21-2011 at 11:05 PM. Reason: Had to purposely mis-spell "Furthur"!
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I bought a first edition signed book for a friend of mine as a Christmas present. She phoned me up and thanks me for the book but added... "i hope you didn't pay very much for it, someone wrote in it"
Sometimes, you just can't win!
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I bought some bound Sporting Life volumes a couple years ago from one of the auction houses and sleeping comfortably inside one of them I found this...
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