Thanks Debora - that second link is where I realized I had an early one!
The site that is selling the copy I linked to buys books. That might be the quickest way.
I believe this is a copy of one of the very earliest printings of Twenty-Four Hours a Day. I have been unable to find the price of any that have...
That was a great article Debora - thanks. I will send them an email.
I found a couple of copies for sale. Here's one: http://biblio.co.uk/book/signora-near-fine-american-paperback-brebner/d/756805897?aid=aa&t=1
It's fantastic! How big is it?
Ah hah. I hadn't thought of that - off to look. Thanks Debora.
Thanks for the links Debora. I could just put it on ebay and let it fly....but I am obsessive about knowing exactly what I am selling and I...
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Well the time I found a card board box full of hair clippings like that Mansons, I threw it away. :yuck: No hair jewelry or hair shirts for me thanks.
Arggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh - no shabby chic!!!!!!!!!
Where do you see something shiny, mister? :nailbiting::shifty::)
How about a postcard? If there was a border around it to bring the size up to 3 1/2" by 5 1/2"? Maybe the post office made some?
While I agree with most of what you said, cluttered closet, what he called Terry was a crude name for a penis, and that is not acceptable.
Hmmmm ..... advertisements for the stamps themselves?
I have a copper and wood print block. It measures about 3 3/4" by 2 1/2". It is the same as one of the postage stamps made to promote the upcoming...
Well, it seems that Charel was not in business that long, but long enough for Trifari to sue them for copyright infringement:...
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My sister brought me one very similar back from a trip to Greece in the 1970s.
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