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11-21-2017, 07:44 PM
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"I collect vintage, but really dig this post war card of a pre war player"
Thought others might want to throw in one.
(Realize this is probably not technically a vintage thread per se, but beg Leon's indulgence.) I think these '62 Topps are classy and smart looking. And aesthetically pleasing. 
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