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£1m photo of Jesse James bought for £7 on eBay
The Times The photograph shows a teenager with a serious expression, smart clothes and neatly brushed hair. It was bought on eBay for £7, and according to experts, is one of the earliest images of the outlaw Jesse James and could be worth more than £1 million … Rare photo of outlaw Jesse James purchased online for $13 now worth millions |
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