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Prototype stealth surplus aircraft part from Purdue now on eBay for $600,000 bi13281555 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- It was the deal of a lifetime for Seth Kettleman, a buyer and reseller from Harper's Ferry, W.Va

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Upcycled bags remember the tools of the trenches by giving new life bi13281555 Wartime wool blankets and parachute packs may not seem to go hand hand fashion, but one local woman using WWII materials to create handcrafted, long-lasting satchels and handbags

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