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    formerly Philphool Phil Goodson's Avatar
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    Default Finding ancient threads of interest

    Is there a way to resurrect an old thread from many years ago?

    Gail Hester references an old thread in this thread, post #4:
    http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/sh...nt-from-a-loar

    This is her reference:
    http://www.mandolincafe.net/cgi-bin/...T;f=27;t=32721

    This leads to an error message (File not found).
    Is there an archive from which such links can be found? Or are they gone forever?

    Gail says regarding Lloyd Loar mandolins, "It is 89 pages long so get comfortable
    but just about everything you might want to know is in there somewhere."

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    Default Re: Finding ancient threads of interest

    Do you think she is referring to the "Loar Picture of the day" thread that is a "sticky" at the top of the vintage instruments forum? It is the one where the last post was by the late Charlie Deerington. That's the only 89 page Lloyd Loar thread I can think of.
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    Default Re: Finding ancient threads of interest

    I think that error may be the result of how the older version of the software captured links. When I looked right at the full code, it had an incomplete link with ... in the middle. I'm sure she's referencing the Loar Picture of the Day thread dang linked to.

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