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  1. 11-14-2009 09:42 AM #1
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    Arrow WTS West Point Contract Shirt

    For those of us who weren't able to make Bummers...

    Up for sale:

    1) West Point Contract Shirt made by Nick Sekela. Size 36. Constructed of dark blue wool with a single pocket and tinned iron buttons. $75 plus $8 shipping.

    Really nice shirt and I hate to give it away, but I have far too many Federal shirts. I'm not ashamed to say I've sported this garment on a windy Richmond day!

    PM me or email me at cwrematchr@embarqmail.com if interested. I can take Postal Order and PayPal, if you're okay with covering the 3% non-direct bank account transfer fee.

    Happy Saturday,
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    Jason C. Spellman
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    "Hotel accommodations in Richmond were always small and plain, and now they were all overflowing. It was a clear case of 'devil take the hindmost,' for their cuisine decreased in quantity and quality in exact ratio to augmentation of their custom. Such a thing as a clean room, a hot steak, or an answered bell were not to be bought by flagrant bribery." Thomas Cooper De Leon
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    Jason C. Spellman
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    "Hotel accommodations in Richmond were always small and plain, and now they were all overflowing. It was a clear case of 'devil take the hindmost,' for their cuisine decreased in quantity and quality in exact ratio to augmentation of their custom. Such a thing as a clean room, a hot steak, or an answered bell were not to be bought by flagrant bribery." Thomas Cooper De Leon
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