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Discussion in 'Break Room' started by Cameron, Jun 10, 2013.

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For over 40 years every since he decided to enter the profession of podiatry in March 1970, Dr. Burton S. Schuler podiatrist, foot doctor of Panama City Fl, has collected books about the human foot, and related subjects. After forty three years of collecting he now has over 100 books in his private library the earliest one from 1904.

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Cameron, Jun 10, 2013

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