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    Sold at auction a half-smoked cigar butt stubbed out by Churchill, went for £4,500! It's incredible what people will pay for memorabilia. An Aston Martin driven by Pierce Brosnan sold for £157,000, whereas an 'ordinary' Aston would be worth between £40,000 and £60,000. Clarke Gable character mug £5,000, a paperback book of Gone With The Wind, signed by Vivien Leigh, bought in a second hand shop for £2 probably worth a small fortune now. Collectors with excess cash who don't want 'traditional' art are combing the internet for this memorabilia.
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    I'd be interested in Bernard Mannings joke books....how much are they?


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    Folk will always pay over the odds for memorabilia.Some folk bought Star Wars toys and never took them out the box.

    Long Live James May.Went to an auction,outbid all the rest for a trainset and played with it.
    Their coming to take me away.....haha-hee-hee-ho-ho

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    Quote Originally Posted by joxville View Post
    I'd be interested in Bernard Mannings joke books....how much are they?

    Couldn't say, but I do know that a letter written by John Lennon to an Indian fan while he was studying meditation there fetched $14,000!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cedric Farthsbottom III View Post

    Long Live James May.Went to an auction,outbid all the rest for a trainset and played with it.
    Shame about the 'Lego House.'

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...use-wants.html

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