Terry,

I'd love to, but I don't have any at the moment. I remember telling someone that I would take some photos the next time I was out west, but to be honest, I just forgot. Also, I had a young fellow working on a web-site for my collection etc., but unfortunately that too was put on the back burner when he was called-up/shipped off to Iraq. Hopefully, here soon, I can finish the site and include photos of all my stuff. I've been so busy lately that I haven't had time to do anything. I'm still looking for a break in the action so I can head up north to gather Oklahoma chips for a few of the guys. Greg Susong and another chipper, of which I haven't forgot about, just extremely bogged down at the moment. W/no time for fun.

That being said, I sure loved your Ohio Novela. You're a real kick-in-the-pants. Not many things make me laugh, but that sure did.

Take Care,

Sam

P.S. In regard to Bud Myers:

All of us collectors here in Texas, that are now aware of this, will keep our eyes open for any questionable chip/chip collection sales. We sure hope that Bud is able to retrieve them safely. I can't even begin to imagine. It horrifies me whenever I ponder such an event. It's not like losing a $25 or $50k automobile, rather it's like losing 100's or 1000's of your little "time machine" buddies. Each one attached with an emotional memory from the day it was obtained. Watch eBay close because that seems to be the main sales platform of choice. However, rather than discuss too much detail on the Internet, tipping someone off, I would certainly circulate an email to all avid eBay chip collectors within the club. Then hopefully, between their efforts and those of any local authorities in the area they came missing from, they'll catch'em. But it has to be a group effort. So I'd say that if everyone put on their detective cap for awhile, there's a good chance they'll be found.