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  • Great Fireman Image

    Great tinted image of a fireman:



    Too bad the seller is totally off his rocker when it comes to his asking price....

    Regards,

    Mark Jaeger
    Regards,

    Mark Jaeger

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    Wow, What a KILLER Shirt! Love the chin hair also. What a fantastic image. Everyone, check it out!

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      Ya, no kidding on the price!!! Even if I had the $$$ I doubt I'd still pay that much!

      James Ross
      James Ross

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        CRAP!! Wish the general public thought that much of us today. Mark i'll put my leather helmet on and let you snap a pic for the low price of $10.00.:tounge_sm
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        Grandad Wm. David Lee
        52nd Tenn. Reg't Co. B


        "If You Ain't Right, Get Right!"
        - Uncle Dave Macon

        www.40thindiana.wordpress.com/

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          Where is Hermann on this one??? Should be around sometime soon...
          Jason C. Spellman
          Skillygalee Mess

          "Those fine fellows in Virginia are pouring out their heart's blood like water. Virginia will be heroic dust--the army of glorious youth that has been buried there."--Mary Chesnut

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            Awesome picture! I'm trying to grow my beard out like that guy ;)
            Patrick Rooney

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              Mark-

              Actually Dags are in a class unto themselves apart from ambrotypes, salt prints, CDVs, etc. They do fetch some unreal prices (to you and me, to others chump change). I think a recent auction of an outdoor dag of San Fran ca. 1850 went for $40,000.

              Dags are more accepted as an art form and are highly prized by the art world, hence the high prices. You might as well get used to it.

              Greg Starbuck
              The brave respect the brave. The brave
              Respect the dead; but you -- you draw
              That ancient blade, the ass's jaw,
              And shake it o'er a hero's grave.


              Herman Melville

              http://www.historicsandusky.org

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