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February 6, 2026
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We live an hour from New Haven and picked this up at an estate sale about 35 -40 years ago. Story was the deceased homeowner or one of the immediate family worked at Winchester. I have narrowed it down to 1910-1915 as thats when G.E. Hodson was President. They only had this one sheet, and its looks to be in pristine condition. (I slipped it into a protective plastic cover and it’s been in a climate-controlled room since I purchased it.). Don’t think we paid a lot for it, and having it so long I kind of forgot about it. Just curious if this carries any value? Thanks for any input here.
December 9, 2002
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218Bee,
In most cases there’s a value or buyer for everything. IMO!
Especially for many of us Winchester Collectors. I could see someone displaying this with their Winchester Collectables, or even in a frame, amongst they’re Winchesters in a gun or Hobby environment or room.
Our resident WACA members Gary and Jenifer Gole, collectors are known for their experience in these types of things. They could possibly place a better value on it than most. Not that they’d pay the most for it, but just help with an approximate value. Not knocking them at all, but everyone likes a deal, as most all of us Collectors do.
You might do better here first from a private Collector, or even on eBay. IMHO!
Here’s their add, from the back of the Collector Magazine.
Thanks for Sharing! 
Anthony
May 14, 2025
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The envelopes from the same time period go for $50 to $125. I have seen the exact envelope with the Rice Leaders of the World Association emblem sell on eBay. I own 1 of them and would be interested in the letter if you wish to sell it. Just let me know. Thanks, Buck
May 23, 2009
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I’ve got a crisp $5 bill handy!
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