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Old 11-29-2017, 04:58 PM
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Old 11-29-2017, 05:03 PM
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Really cool to have the reference. The T227 image of Cobb is actually a pretty poor representation of the actual image.
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That image is also on one of his T5s (not my card).
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Yummy! ��

Looks oversized. I’m no help here, but wanted to express my admiration and appetite for deliciousness. If legit, that postcard is awesome! Mmm!
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Did you black light it Jim? How does it look/feel/smell in person?

Famous Conlon image raises a red flag to me.
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What is the exact size of the postcard?
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Awesome!!!!
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The "This Side for Address" would seem to indicate the postcard stock was from early 1907 or earlier.
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