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Posted By: Anonymous

Jason-
A couple of obvious ones would be Kading and Lowe. I have a T212 Obak (1911) of Kading (as a NWL Seattle Giant). I don't have a scan at hand but I would bet that one or another N54er can post one, and an Old Judge Lowe, too. Some of our guys are walking baseball encyclopedias and if there are cards of your Eau Claire roster they are going to know it so persevere.
Good luck on your endeavour. You will sell at least one copy because I am going to buy it. Will it be an Arcadia book as well? (Any of you on the Board who are not familiar with Arcadia Publishing should check it out. They produce books about local and regional U.S. history, typically comprising 200 captioned black-and-white photos and typically $19.95. I have half-a-dozen or so of their baseball books and many more of their "town" books. Wonderful stuff).
http://www.arcadiapublishing.com/ (Arcadia home page)
http://www.arcadiapublishing.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc? (Arcadia list of baseball related books)

David McD.




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