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SUPREME STAMP “Dont Ask Me 4 Sh*t” 100% AUTHENTIC

The product is a Supreme Court stamp with the unique phrase «Don’t Ask Me 4 Sh*t», which adds a playful and memorable touch to any collection. This 100% authentic stamp is a collectible item that would appeal to those interested in lawyers and legal themes, making it a valuable addition to historical memorabilia collections. Its rarity and association with the Supreme Court make it a sought-after item for collectors with a passion for legal history. Needs Ink

SUPREME STAMP “Dont Ask Me 4 Sh*t” BRAND NEW IN BOX 100% AUTHENTIC

The product is a brand new Supreme stamp featuring the phrase «Don’t Ask Me 4 Sh*t.» This collectible item is 100% authentic and comes in its original box. The design and theme of the stamp are related to lawyers and legal matters, making it a unique and sought-after piece for collectors interested in historical memorabilia.

Colorado New Mexico Boundary Dispute Court case 1960 files eb-124

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE A circa 1960 business file related to the Colorado-New Mexico boundary dispute. Contains several 100s of papers related to publishing a report to the US Supreme Court on the 1958 re-survey of the Boundary (I am not totally clear on this..) Includes working copies of an 8” x 9” “report of the Boundary Commissioner “Part one of Three From Northeastern Corner of New Mexico to the Sangre de Christo Range” Joseph C. Thoma Boundary Commissoner. It appears that there was a Supreme Court court case in 1925 which ordered a certain boundary. Then a survey in 1958 (!!), followed by detailed Reports presented to the Court in 1960. New Mexico v. Colorado, 364 U.S. 296 (1960) New Mexico v. Colorado No. 1, Original Decided October 24, 1960 These files were made for the 1960 reports – They show Gordon Ainsworth Company of South Deerfield Massachusetts preparing the reports, including managing the printing… There are 11 file folders. The work done was costly – $35,000 per one estimate (about 1/3 was printing). These may be junk…. or they may have some value !! I just don’t know, but instead of discarding them I have organized and labelled for posting here. D59-32 file.