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Anyone want to relive those nightmares on tv????
I might send them an email.
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Does anyone know anyone who collects items from the Sterling Hotel? I have a long console table that was in the suite of A.J. Sordoni himself. The table is stamped property of A.J. Sordoni. Please contact me at cjohns1313@yahoo.com if anyone is interested.
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How awful to think they are just sitting there
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this is really creepy
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Well this ended all too soon! Now I will go back again over each one lol to find the little things I missed the first time. Awesome set Mr. Motts! By George you have done it again!
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With that many tables and buckets down there, they must have been "busy" at some point in time. Moldy floor?
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Was that a really big room? With that many air conditioners, it was either huge or they really had to keep things cold.
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Rather a weird setup - creepy.
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First post....miracles do happen!
Everything seems to be in such good shape. I like the tiles.
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Yeppers it does!
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This whole photo is just amazing...the wall texture, the shelf, the jars...were stoppers still tight fitting? Figure they must fit pretty well since there is still liquid in the jars.
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Fantastic shot. Whatever is in there, if it were mine originally, I think I would want to keep it.
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Wicked looking thing!
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After the slides have been made, and you have gotten the slices needed for those slides, there is most often a remaining block of wax and tissue. These are stored in case you need more slides in the future. In America, there is a time period of which you are required to store them- I'm not sure how long.
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The sheer number of samples is unreal.