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Old 02-15-2017, 05:30 PM
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Thanks Doug! I expected him to look "younger" in the image since it was purportedly available beginning in 1951.

I'll have to see if there are others I haven't ever seen before. Great stuff!!
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Sorry I am a little slow to the party. Here is the printing plate for that Mantle error.

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Sorry I am a little slow to the party. Here is the printing plate for that Mantle error.
Nice.

Did you get that from Henry Yee?

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PS - technically, it would be an uncorrected error (assuming there is no correction lurking out there...)

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No, did Yee have some? I got it from the collection of a janitor in their Washington D.C. office.
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No, did Yee have some? I got it from the collection of a janitor in their Washington D.C. office.
Oh, wow.

Yee auctioned some a couple years ago, I though one was that Mantle.

What other amazing items did the janitor have?
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I haven't gone through it recently. I have quite a few printing plates, some layout pages for the magazine, advertising items, M114s, and negatives off the top of my head.

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I haven't gone through it recently. I have quite a few printing plates, some layout pages for the magazine, advertising items, M114s, and negatives off the top of my head.
Very cool, but for me it's all about the m114s, especially if they are ones we haven't seen, yet.

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