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Johnny Cash Scarce Early Career / Fan Club Ephemera

Johnny Cash Scarce Early Career / Fan Club Ephemera

Extensive collection of material regarding Johnny Cash’s early career, including handwritten letters from Johnny’s sister Reba Hancock. This scarce material shows promotions for Johnny’s career with fan / fan club  promoter Pat Corser. Sold as is. No returns.

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Extensive collection of material regarding Johnny Cash’s early career, including handwritten letters from Johnny’s sister Reba Hancock. This scarce material shows promotions for Johnny’s career with fan / fan club  promoter Pat Corser. Sold as is. No returns.

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