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Old 06-11-2019, 03:13 PM
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LOL, when I saw the post card address I thought of Funkhouser on Curb Your Enthusiasm.
He died, you know. Bob Einstein died early this year.
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He died, you know. Bob Einstein died early this year.
I came to this thread interested in learning about an interesting piece of hobby history, I leave it knowing that Super Dave is dead.

Not whatI was expecting and now I’m bummed out!
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Old 06-11-2019, 08:30 PM
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He died, you know. Bob Einstein died early this year.
Brother of Albert Brooks
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Just a TREMENDOUS item. Thanks for sharing.
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Really outstanding post card Leon. Thanks for posting!
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Wonder why he changed his lat name from Einstein???
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I did know that. He died at a relatively young age—a real pity.
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I remember receiving little boxes full of cards for my inspection along with a price list. Buy the ones you like and return the others. Trust. Letting out a big sigh while humming "The Way We Were."
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