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    Many people are dying to have that position under you........ Must be some sort of plot.......
  2. 2 points
    Grave digging gives me the opportunity to have many people under me.
  3. 2 points
    Or at least you could fill in for someone... I asked my mate "Do you dig graves?" And he said "They're alright, I suppose..."
  4. 2 points
    But at least your acting wouldn't be stiff, even if the overall performance was a bit limp. So I doubt they'd be asking you to come again.
  5. 1 point
    Another addition to the Encased Farthing collection. Pleased with this one.
  6. 1 point
    Oh it's too early in the week for me--I mean trumpet player.......
  7. 1 point
    Excellent. . I have truly received my comeuppance......
  8. 1 point
    Santa Between those two choices...Gouby / LCA...put me down for Gouby! LOL...
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    Middlesex Halfpenny Conder token D&H 319c, a little off-centre but nice toucan! Circa 1790s. Obverse reads "TO . THE . CURIOUS . OBSERVERS . OF . NATURAL . PHENOMENA."
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    North, which you can see in Sylloge 39. Elmore-Jones, Doubleday, Sazama (a dozen or so sales through DNW), Stewartby, Delme-Radcliffe, Lockett. It depends how far back you want to go. Many named collections had a Plantagenet section, but only a few were devoted mainly to the period. There are plenty of more recent ones such as Robin Eaglen's, so it's more a case of when you want to stop. Most specialised collections will automatically include a number of obscure varieties - that's why they specialised.
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    Got a job at a winery and was very unfairly passed over for promotion - probably just sour grapes on my part. Then worked for a brewery where they also ignored me, which made me really bitter. Finally worked for a dairy where I did get promotion. Well the cream always rises to the top. Still a bread and butter job, but I milked them for all the money I could get. That was in 'Uddersfield by the way.
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    1070 (526). Large shields, early harp.





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