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I didn't get to post this earlier, while any monetary loss is frustrating, the real issue for me is seeing something that has survived 100 years and then in the course of a few days seeing it destroyed. I know it's just an item but it's an item that has survived. Been through the hands of many people. Survived scrap heap calls during the wars and a majority of people that just want new stuff and think old stuff is junk.
It saddens me (course I am also working on a total of 7 hours of sleep since friday night....) (so emotions are a little more on the surface)stoopid insomnia
This is exactly how I feel about the loss of something old. I once dropped a Jim Bean decanter when I was about 16 and I was nearly in tears.