Tue, Jul 27, 2010
Antique scavenger Rick Norsigian Hunt for lot treasures paid off recently when he came across a box of photographs and negatives at a garage sale.
He dropped a mere 45 dollars only to find out the collection belonged to famed landscape photographer Ansel Adams.
An appraiser valued the collection could be worth up to 200 Million dollars.
The photographs also provide a key link in the evolution of Ansel Adams style, and were originally thought to of been lost in a 1937 darkroom fire. Now with the value known I’m sure they will be well taken care of and hopefully displayed and archived in the near future for the rest of us to enjoy.
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Hello fellow blogger! I’m new to blogs but I just wanted to say that I like your blog here on marketing plans online. It kept me reading all the way to the end… And then I went and searched for some more posts after that.
Keep up the good work, I’m always looking to learn more about Marketing Plans, in particular.