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*WANTED*

 *I am now collecting soil, sand, gravel, rocks, wood, water, etc. (
depending on the location and it's significance ) from various unusual,
historical, and famous places, gravesites, buildings, structures, and
sights of notable events and disasters from around the world.  This would
also include actual pieces, or chunks (including concrete, wood, stone,
debri, remnants, etc.) from a famous building, structure, thing, etc.,
itself.

*I am particularly interested in obtaining any remains of , and/or soil
from the Oklahoma City Federal Building, etc. and any possible remains of
the structure of the  Hindenburg airship.  I am currently hunting
specifically for soil samples from Stonehenge, Trinitite (fused sand
glass) from the White Sands nuclear testing facility, small glass tektite
nodules from the Tunguska blast of 1908 and/or wood and soil samples, and
bricks imprinted with "No Spitting on Sidewalk".

* Also, collectors items made from remnants of famous things.  Such as a
minature Statue of Liberty covered with copper from the original,  or
letter openers made from scrap metal from famous zeppelins, etc.

*Any interesting or peculiar war pieces will also be considered.

* So, if ever in your travels, or around where you live, you have an
opportunity to acquire anything that you think I'd like, please do.  It
would be greatly appreciated, and I will be happy to pay all postage to
me.

*Documentation on all items is preferable.

Thankyou for taking the time to read this posting.
If you have anything that you think that I would be interested in, please
e-mail me (DO NOT POST YOUR RESPONSE) with a description of what you have,
and a general idea of what you would like to get for it.  I will respond
to you A.S.A.P. with an answer.

*Only Serious Responses Please!!!

*Please note that this post is not an invitation for unsolicited junk
e-mail or a playground for those who insist on forcing their unwanted
childish thoughts and opinions upon me through malicious postings and
e-mails.  I am trying to build a serious collection, not a daycare center.

Thank You,

Mark Frierson

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