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In Parker Pages volume 8, issue 6, 2001 the article written by Roger Lake does a nice job documenting the last invincible to go on the auction block. Roger worked at the auction house and had lots of detail in his article. A good read!
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03-09-2015, 03:06 PM
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Dietrich Apel wrote quite an interesting article on #200,000, which he had much to do with. I can't remember where the article appeared.
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