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02-05-2006, 11:09 AM
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Briggs and Co. and Ireland Candy boxes
Posted By: leon
One of the things I enjoy about collecting the old baseball cards is collecting related items. The Briggs (E97) is self explanatory and the Ireland is probably Curtis Ireland (E123)....and maybe before some kind of merger. I haven't done enough research yet to know for sure. These scans are big but there won't be a lot in this thread, as there are in others..(I doubt cards would have come in either but they are cool boxes nonetheless)..regards 
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