Blak bart
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Most sensible thing ive herd in a while.
Ive always thought the same way.
Ive always thought the same way.
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All of these entities need to come together and form an association to fight the State of Florida and legislation aimed at depriving Treasure Salvors/Shipwreck Salvagers from earning a living and paying their' stockholders their' due.
ORDER granting 73 Motion for Extension of Time to File Dispositive Motion. The deadline is extended until 9/29/17
ORDER granting 73 Motion for Extension of Time to File Dispositive Motion. The deadline is extended until 9/29/17
Thanks for giving me the chance to present the truth again.
hahahahaha 3 October
I have not heard of any cannon going for more than a million, or even close. Some royal armours have, but not artillery. The trouble with cannons is that there are not many collectors pushing up the price on them. Museums in Europe have got their funding reduced. so you are looking at New World Museums and collectors. And if you flood the market with twenty or thirty "rare cannons" the price will automatically come down. In England our Museums ethic code forbad us from giving valuations- also tell them to go to reputable dealer- and even to identify objects if they were going for sale. I do not know if US museums have the same codes. The Getty might be interested in your French monument, if no local museums want to be involved.
Lots of horsepower in those exhibits.
Sylvie Leluc: Curator and conservator for the French Museum of the Army.
Frank Lestringant: Noted historian on French history of the Americas
James Delgado...well, you all know Delgado.