trifling li’l tidbit for the book lovers…
messybear
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registered: 2005.11.13
I was diggin’round in the upstairs book bin, looking for a favorite Repairman Jack novel when I ran across our 1945 Ralston Society Hardcover edition of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill …signed in blue ink by Napoleon Hill. Also has a little penned notation by the original 6-15-45 owner, a mister J Otto from Santa Barbara. It’s in really good shape considering, with just a bit of fray at the top of the binding and two damned dog-ears.
AND then inside the back cover are these rows of peculiar hieroglyphics that seem to be etched in a rushed hand, in the shape of a rudimentary eternal knot, and fading at the end as if hastened and unfinished. (.........Nahh, just kidding..about the hieroglyphics, but the signed copy is real.)
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intellectually masturbatin while the radio was playin
I was diggin’round in the upstairs book bin, looking for a favorite Repairman Jack novel when I ran across our 1945 Ralston Society Hardcover edition of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill …signed in blue ink by Napoleon Hill. Also has a little penned notation by the original 6-15-45 owner, a mister J Otto from Santa Barbara. It’s in really good shape considering, with just a bit of fray at the top of the binding and two damned dog-ears.
AND then inside the back cover are these rows of peculiar hieroglyphics that seem to be etched in a rushed hand, in the shape of a rudimentary eternal knot, and fading at the end as if hastened and unfinished. (.........Nahh, just kidding..about the hieroglyphics, but the signed copy is real.)
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intellectually masturbatin while the radio was playin
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