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02-20-2013, 06:26 AM
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1950's signed cards
It seems to me while many players who played in the 1950's are more than glad to sign their cards, several passed away bebore the smalling address list came out in the 70's. I know some players weren't happy with fan mail being sent to their homes.What I was wondering was pre- smalling what ways were autographs obtained of retired players. Perhaps retired players working or coaching, old timers games, but what else? Thanks for any "oldtime" graphers thoughts.
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