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|  Issue with lot a lot description - What is a "loose" spine? 
			
			I won a program in a recent auction.  This is how they described it: "Historic program has condition issues, including slight chipping, a loose spine and general wear. This still displays reasonably well, however." What should I have expected to receive? My assumption was that the spine wasn't great. Probably loose, maybe a partial split on the spine or detached cover. This is what I received. There is no spine anymore. Every page is split. Were my expectations wrong or did the house not give this an accurate write-up? Thanks. Chris 
				__________________ Always looking for: 1913 Cravats pennants St. Paul Saints Game Used Bats and Memorabilia http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=180664 Last edited by Bugsy; 08-31-2017 at 11:24 AM. | 
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