As far as Mayberry Keepsakes go, if you are going to wish for one, why not get one that people would know was authentic? There are so many reproductions around today. My thought is I would have liked to have had the sign from the Mayberry depot that was shown in the final episode of TAGS. You know the one that said: MAYBERRY Pop. 5360 Elev. 671 That got me to thinking, can you imagine how many of those keepsakes were just thrown in the landfill when 40 acres was razed? Every time I watch Antique Roadshow on PBS, there is some guy with a painting telling the host, "They were about to throw this in the trash when I saved it". Then the host will say "That is worth $15,000". Just think, probably Floyd's barber chair, and Andy's front porch, the bulliten board, the gas heater, and everything inside the courthouse, all thrown in the landfill. And it's not like we all can walk down to the landfill like Barney, Aunt Bea, and Andy did one time and retrieve the stuff. Just thinking. Orville Hendricks - The Butter and Egg Man from Mt. Pilot. I still have one keepsake. I have my delivery truck that was on the show. It still runs fine and I still use it to deliver eggs and butter. (Before you go Emailing me trying to buy it, that truck only exists in my feeble mind). But wouldn't it be great if I did have it?
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