I hate you 
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Ooh, I like that!
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I had a big one of these (makes a change from tennis girl scratching her arse)
I wonder what happened to it.
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If you left it at your mum’s, it’s probably in the same place as my signed Siouxsie & The Banshees tour poster, like this one but for Liverpool Royal Court:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/394836665775?hash=item5bee1965af:g:TdsAAOSw0I9k14LO
Ditto New Order Low Life poster, also signed. 
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And a really nice Cure promo for The Head on The Door.
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I’m guessing that your mum binned everything.
Mine sold anything I left lying around, because gimlet-eyed bumpkins, money is an end in itself.
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Same. Mine had my dad bury my pushbike on a building site he was working-on so she could fraudulently claim on the insurance… I’d only just moved-out and had nowhere to keep it in the slum I lived in but needed it for my job once I was no longer a bus-ride away from my workplace. Couldn’t afford to replace it. All the rest of my stuff was sold or thrown. She hated the woman I’d taken-up with and my choice of job, so this was an outlet for her thwart-rage…
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So many paths cross on this forum
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You dug up his bike?
What are the odds?
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Once I knew the location it was easy
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Yep, that’s a beauty. All his illustrations of old-time blues, country, and jazz musicians are excellent. The trading card series are particularly nice . . .
Heroes of the Blues . . .
Pioneers of Country . . .
Early Jazz Greats . . .
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Should have been stamps of American icons
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Going off topic, I always “could listen to” The Dead, but I’ve gone through a recent reappraisal and become a big fan.
They do some great covers of blues/country/Americana/rock&roll classics. And Jerry Garcia is a great guitarist.
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