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01-03-2012, 09:44 PM
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Wow..I never had the pleasure of meeting him but I think I called him once or twice looking for broadsides or something many years ago. I think I recall seeing his ads in antique journals when I first got in the hobby in the mid 80's. I had a friend who is or probably 66 years old now...told me stories of going to his store when he was a yongster in Los Angeles...said his mom would drive him there if I recall....From what I gather he was a national treasure...it was sad to see this thread. Reading the posts are very interesting though.
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