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Not really vintage, but possibly rare. In 1988 I was sent a 1989 Unipart Calendar photographed by the late Lord Lichfield, Her Majesty the Queen of England's cousin. I have discovered it has 13 months, the month of May appears twice. The calendar has Lichfield's signature printed on every page. As I have never seen a 13-month calendar, could this be worth keeping for its rarity value?
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This model looks a lot like the late Gia Carangi who died in 1986. Doesn't give you any info on the calender, just saying...
Not sure if this is Gia Carangi, but unlikely if she died in 1986, probably before the 1989 calendar was shot. I probably should have used the May 1989 image as that's the one that appears twice. But I just liked this one!
Oh Yeah!! That's a definate keeper !!
She looks a bit unsatified, maybe a little pee'd off too...I recognize this look, all too familar. Lol
Keeper? I was thinking of selling her! The quesstion is, how much. I can't get any steer on putting a value on her. Anybody got any ideas?
chevy 59 that is why at first i thought it was my wife until i looked closer