American Period Furniture 2020

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Bob Lang

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This year's edition of our annual journal began mailing to members on December 7. Many of you have already received your copies. If you haven't seen it yet, be patient. The journal enters the bulk mail stream just in time for the crush of holiday mailing so how long it takes to get from the printer to your mailbox is unpredictable. Our batting average is about .975 for successful deliveries. But, if you don't see it by the first week of January, send me an email for a replacement copy. Be sure to include your mailing address!
I'm always interested in hearing what SAPFM members think of our publications, and I'm also on the look out for members to contribute material for the journal and for Pins & Tales, our quarterly newsletter. My job is to make it as easy as possible for you to share what you do with your fellow members.
Bob Lang   
edapf@cinci.rr.com
 
Bob, thanks for sharing the timeline.  I have seen a few people posting their copies on Instagram, so know it’s getting out to folks.  It looks superb! I’m eagerly checking my mailbox daily.


Mark Maleski
 
Hi Bob,  I have not received the jornal yet.  At what point should I be worried that it is lost?  I am in Philadelphia, and have experienced nearly 1 month delays in items shipped by USPS in December, so I am trying to be patient...


Thanks,
Ryan Ketrow
 
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