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12-17-2002, 05:00 PM
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I've come in to a large stash of "Flannel Cards" where can I find the value(s)
Posted By: hankron
What do they look like? There are wide vareity of baseball and non-baseball felts and rugs. The most well known baseball versions, from 1914 I beleive, are felts shaped and designed like a baseball diamonds (bases at corners) with a player in the middle. 
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12-18-2002, 12:45 AM
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I've come in to a large stash of "Flannel Cards" where can I find the value(s)
Posted By: hankron
I didn't hear back from you, which makes my answer: buy a copy of the 'Standard Catalogue of Baseball Cards,' published by Krause Publications. If your flannel cards are not baseball related, disreguard.
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