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| Posted: Thu Apr 25th, 2013 08:46 am |
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Steve Cunningham
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As with any auction, what you see is what you buy. There is rarely an allowance for "buyer's remorse" at an auction. I was at an auction. One of the fans was very rare. The auctioneer knew it had some extensive restorations done. His prelude to selling that fan was like watching a barefoot ballerina dance on an asphalt blacktop in a Texas heat wave. To those of us who knew what the fan was, and how much restoration it required, we were content with it's originality.
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