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estate sale duxbury mass. 2003 first edition sighed [TO MY FRIEND AND BEST LOVER robert d hale .2 bucks for the book ,do you think he was married at the time ,and is this a collectable any value thanks for looking ha songwritter
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ha everyone could someone tell me about robert d hale thank you
He is a Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints saw that book for 25 bucks
coul dbe more with signature I guess
He married Mary Crandall, whom he met as a college sophomore in Queens, and they have two sons. If the signature is real and it's not to his wife it could be worth much more Har har
the book was bought in duxbury mass at an estate sale 2003 sighed maybe he had lovers ?
Actually I was joking being what he is famous for, but wouldn't that be a hoot?
yes it would and hows yous treasures doing
Fine I guess. Treasure hunting has become part time as I work all the time now
why do you work all the time you have to take time for ur self
VERY COOL!!!!!!!!!!
i have no response from robert hale on this book and who he sighed it to .in duxbury mass ant ideas t y