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Kawika said above, "There seems to be two distinct camps in this thread: Mark and his objective methods and everybody else who thinks it sure as hell looks like Ames." The important point here is not about being right as to a single photo, it's about a methodology that produces accurate results vs. one that clearly does not. Last edited by bmarlowe1; 04-23-2012 at 04:53 PM. Reason: numerous typos 
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Sorry to bring this old thread back from the dead, but I was wondering what is the value of a Horner Cabinet of a relative unknown like Mr. McLean "the Boxing Promoter"?
Consequently, this thread is a fascinating read.
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