Re: Sumpter Valley paperwork...
| February 27, 2020 10:10AM |
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Thanks for the input, all. The names on these sheets didn't seem to change much day-to-day.
I was just thinking of it in terms of what I'd like to have for any ET&WNC paperwork, and how much an archive really benefits from stacks of duplicate forms like this when collectors might gain much more joy from having one themselves.
I was always going to send the majority of these to the SV, as I didn't pay anything for them (they were in the free 'take home' stack at a local model train group meeting). I'll hang onto a few, give a few out to any local guys who might want one, then perhaps list a small number of the more unremarkable ones on ePay just in case some collector would love to have a one...
-Lee
Flickr photo set of my On30 layout
I was just thinking of it in terms of what I'd like to have for any ET&WNC paperwork, and how much an archive really benefits from stacks of duplicate forms like this when collectors might gain much more joy from having one themselves.
I was always going to send the majority of these to the SV, as I didn't pay anything for them (they were in the free 'take home' stack at a local model train group meeting). I'll hang onto a few, give a few out to any local guys who might want one, then perhaps list a small number of the more unremarkable ones on ePay just in case some collector would love to have a one...
-Lee
Flickr photo set of my On30 layout
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