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03-29-2010, 03:59 PM
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Frank - thanks for the 'bump'. There is some misinformation out there and just wanted the Net54 guys to clear it up. (I am in the market for a 'cheap' Wambsganss - actual picture/person) So far I've learned that the 1916s and E121s are not him. The E220 (one of my favorites), '17 Boston Store and the Maple Crispette actually show Bill.
I see on eBay a low grade E220 for $450 (wow) and a decent Boston Store example available. Again, thanks Frank! Jon Last edited by jp1216; 03-29-2010 at 04:00 PM. 
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