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Jimi Hendrix handwritten signed letter. This is a letter written by Jimi Hendrix to Donna regarding some photos sent. In the Letter Jimi apologies for being a rushed letter and also states he will call Donna soon after his next 3 shows. This is a great example of Jimi Hendrix's writing Additionally Jimi Hendrix uses the "Stay Sweet" wording which is a phrase he is known to use quite often. 8x10inches

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Jimi Hendrix handwritten signed letter. This is a letter written by Jimi Hendrix to Donna regarding some photos sent. In the Letter Jimi apologies for being a rushed letter and also states he will call Donna soon after his next 3 shows. This is a great example of Jimi Hendrix's writing Additionally Jimi Hendrix uses the "Stay Sweet" wording which is a phrase he is known to use quite often. 8x10inches

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