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Old 12-24-2012, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Hankphenom View Post
What about the fact that the sepia postcard, although postmarked 1918, has an undivided back? Does that say anything about its vintage? Or were those still being made long after the advent of the divided backs in 1907?
You can find AZO's with and without a dividing line...most have the line, but it's not uncommon to find it without...and really lots of the different real photo postcard types have no dividing line at all.
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