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05-05-2010, 01:31 AM
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Rare Figural Baseball Letter Opener
Also currently listed on Ebay is this figural Letter Opener from the early 1900s. A real antique, and a seldom (if ever) seen item. Reverse is marked Darco Pewter.
Similar pieces with the same figural player (Business Card Holders, Pocket Watch Displays, Napkin Rings) have sold for over $1,000 in REA, Lelands, Mastro and SCP Auctions. Please see listing under Ebay seller "perezfan", or feel free to make an offer here if interested. Thanks for your consideration, Mark 
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