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I was bidding on it, just for that reason. Not to reproduce the book though.

Bill
"Michael - Roseland FL" <studefanatic.RemoveThis@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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>I saw that Bill. It looked pretty cool. It would be nice to have some
> of the old sign brochures reproduced.
>
> On Oct 19, 8:59 pm, "Bill Glass" <bondo....RemoveThis@optonline.net> wrote:
>> Some one just paid $307.56 for a Studebaker Dealership sign
>> flyer/catalog.
>>
>> So I guess that $16,000 for a Chevy Sign isnt out of line.
>>
>> BG
>
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Funny how you can run into stuff like this....
I was at the York swap meet charity auction last year
(enjoying the Keystone chapter supplied kegger with Danny Thomas and
friends)......
I watched the 'good stuff' get snapped up pretty quickly...
They held up a box of old papers.
Old car magazines mostly, but the auctioneer was rummaging through the box
and held up one for a second that had a red ball logo on it with the
medium/dark blue cover on it....
Noticing that my view of the podium was somewhat 'obstructed', I immediately
bid on the box, not quite knowing what exactly it was.
After winning the bid and having the box passed back to me, I found out I
had purchased a box of old, old
chapter newsletters (fun reading), a bunch of old Argosy magazines, some old
Motor Trends....
and several 30's vintage Studebaker dealer publications...
There was gold in that there box indeed!
Jeff (added them to the library) Rice


"Bill Glass" wrote...
> Some one just paid $307.56 for a Studebaker Dealership sign flyer/catalog.
> So I guess that $16,000 for a Chevy Sign isnt out of line.



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They may or may not have sent in money, only won auction. Had many
experiences such as this when I formally sold on Eaby.

Jeff Rice wrote:
>Funny how you can run into stuff like this....
>I was at the York swap meet charity auction last year
>(enjoying the Keystone chapter supplied kegger with Danny Thomas and
>friends)......
>I watched the 'good stuff' get snapped up pretty quickly...
>They held up a box of old papers.
>Old car magazines mostly, but the auctioneer was rummaging through the box
>and held up one for a second that had a red ball logo on it with the
>medium/dark blue cover on it....
>Noticing that my view of the podium was somewhat 'obstructed', I immediately
>bid on the box, not quite knowing what exactly it was.
>After winning the bid and having the box passed back to me, I found out I
>had purchased a box of old, old
>chapter newsletters (fun reading), a bunch of old Argosy magazines, some old
>Motor Trends....
> and several 30's vintage Studebaker dealer publications...
>There was gold in that there box indeed!
>Jeff (added them to the library) Rice
>
>"Bill Glass" wrote...
>> Some one just paid $307.56 for a Studebaker Dealership sign flyer/catalog.
>> So I guess that $16,000 for a Chevy Sign isnt out of line.
>

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