Talk:Brome Fair
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i think this poster situation is sad, over the years i have been going to the brome fair to collect posters from a lady who passed away.she left a legacy behind and her family is trying to honor that last year i think it was unfair how there was two posters its not wright considering the original person still has some left ..i think the moral of this is just to make money stay to one poster the original ones only they earned that wright .......
Fair use rationale for Image:2006commemorativeBromeFairposter xw500.jpg
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