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[Closed] PICs - Mail Order Monkeys....A good idea whose time has passed?

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john barry
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PICs - Mail Order Monkeys....A good idea whose time has passed?

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DM 1954 Willys U.S. Mail Truck - "Jeep" chassis



   
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That’s a great little model! I’m glad I added it awhile ago



   
john barry
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It sure is !.....

I`ve been looking for one of these for years and got this just a couple days ago.The sturdy simplicity of the build manages to offer great detail.I haven`t been this tickled to hold a diecast in quite some time Smile



   
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Ahhh the story line that could go with this set of pics.



   
john barry
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"Behind every bellhop monkey,there`s a story to be told"



   
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I have a monkey story.... my wife's great great great grandfdather...

Came from Italy. Mr Fopiani, I think. No one could pronounce his name. He had a little organ grinder monkey that turned the crank on the organ thing. So locals began calling him "turney". Eventually the family name was changed to Turney. Sounds like a stretch but there is a newspaper article in the local museum detailing them.



   
john barry
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wonderful story.....and a remarkable family history !



   
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