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Old 02-07-2013, 06:40 PM
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I've seen this article a million times on T206museum.com

http://www.t206museum.com/page/periodical_81.html

Now I own the actual pack in the article and it feels pretty darn cool to own a piece of history, even if there isn't going to be a T206 inside.

Tax stamp is 1909. Factory 240, 1st District of PA. I believe that factory was known for producing T205s/T207s, but after the 1909 date I'm sure.

Thanks to Net54 for making this acquisition happen.

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Factory 240, 1st District PA:

Recruit & Napolean boxes from 1912 only. (T207)

No idea if Factory 240 did Non-Sport.
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+1 but first grow a handle bar mustache put a top hat on a pair of spectacles and smoke one of the cigs while sitting in a saloon with revolving doors. get all up in the 1900's
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You know it's an old article because he had a baseball card store with multiple customers in it.
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Awesome, I remember reading that article in beckett when I was a kid.
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So, is this pack worth over $3000.00 even if there is no card inside?

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