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If you have read my earliest posts on this 'blog, you will know I was able to save a fairly large quantity of ephemera from destruction when my father and mother were breaking up. My father was a self-employed auctioneer and evidently salvaged printed material from his acquisitions. He gave up claim to this stuff when my mother threw him out of the house, and as a child I recognized that this stuff was special and spirited it away before my mother could add it to the bonfire of my father's other belongings.
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