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We found this in the attic of an old store that was being tore down at the time no one knew who the person on the sign was so I SOLD IT! AHHHHHHH!!!! Then found out it was a local business from our town around 1897
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What a shame! Very cool piece!
Did you ever have "that piece that got away"?
I've had a few of those... I know the feeling!
yea i bumbed i didnt get it - those are getting really rare to get
The Pickers had one on TV a month or so ago and he paid a lot for it . Not same town but must be very sought after . Love it !!!!
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