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Re: Farming back in 1903!!!
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Posted by noncompos on October 04, 2006 at 19:33:17 from (71.34.66.23):
In Reply to: Farming back in 1903!!! posted by Rauville on October 04, 2006 at 19:14:07:
If you don't intend to pass it down the family, or donate it to a museum, remember all those older writings, especially something like the diary, are (or were, when I was collecting, and almost certainly still are)highy prized and in much demand among collectors, and should be treated reverently (some people drink, some chase UFO's, some like old paper). Nothing like that, no matter how worthless it'd seem at first glance, should be thrown away without some research first. The trade term for most miscellaneous paper items is Ephemera.
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