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Old 04-13-2018, 07:20 AM
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Congratulations Steven!!! What an accomplishment!
+1 - fantastic collection of cards there, sir!

Oh, and regarding Leon's postcard, I was actually thinking about this the other day...why do we call them "double fold" postcards when there's only one fold??
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Old 04-13-2018, 08:39 AM
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+1 - fantastic collection of cards there, sir!

Oh, and regarding Leon's postcard, I was actually thinking about this the other day...why do we call them "double fold" postcards when there's only one fold??
I’ve always called them bi-fold for two panels and tri-fold for three.
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I've had this wonderful Real Photo Postcard of Engel Stadium in my collection for years, looks like they are either setting up or removing a boxing ring from the stadium. Anyway the card was sent from Wirt Gammons to Buck Barker, Wirt was looking for some Mother's Cookie Cards.
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Great postcard Jim.

Hope you're doing well!
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That postcard has everything going for it, Jim. Thanks for showing it.

OK, Seattle has been heard from. Right Jeff?
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Congrats Steven and great PC Leon and Jim. Just discovered this little beauty which has a 1918 postmark on the back.
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