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Johnny Paycheck Valentine’s Day Cards

Johnny Paycheck Valentine’s Day Cards

Johnny Paycheck  Valentine Day Cards

Hard to imagine a music outlaw with a soft side possibly, but here is the unique proof. Valentines Day cards with other correspondence / ephemera from Sherry Paycheck, Johnny’s wife from 1969 to his passing in 2003. Most notable is the card to his wife, signed simply, “Johnny”.
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$200-$300

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Johnny Paycheck  Valentine Day Cards

Hard to imagine a music outlaw with a soft side possibly, but here is the unique proof. Valentines Day cards with other correspondence / ephemera from Sherry Paycheck, Johnny’s wife from 1969 to his passing in 2003. Most notable is the card to his wife, signed simply, “Johnny”.
Sold AS-IS, No Refunds.
$200-$300

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