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View Poll Results: Should a "Squirrel" poster reprint project be considered ?
I have no interest in one of these but I took the challenge of finding what I could on this topic. I must admit, I’m no help. But I did learn a little about paper and found something I never saw before.
First, the Wood Duck calendar – I found nothing on the web?! I found Classic Hunting Collectibles: Identification & Price Guide By Hal Boggess on the internet and it didn’t even list it. The only place I see it is in The Parker Story.
This is a tough one. Judging by the prices of other collectable paper, this must be worth thousands and if I owned one, I don’t think I would want copies out there in the market place mudding the waters.
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But I did learn a little about paper and found something I never saw before.
I found Classic Hunting Collectibles: Identification & Price Guide By Hal Boggess on the internet and it didn’t even list it. The only place I see it is in The Parker Story.
, this must be worth thousands and if I owned one, I don’t think I would want copies out there in the market place mudding the waters.
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