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01-16-2008, 09:11 PM
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Historically significant early professional football cabinet
Posted By: John S
A great old piece with a lot of history. My snipe did not even register. I contacted the winner shortly after the auction ended. He had additional information regarding the team and players and was gracious enough to offer his time in the future to discuss the cabinet. I am hoping to do a short write-up in the near future either for Gridiron Greats or as a post. I have also ordered a copy of "The Birthplace of Professional Football: Southwestern Pennsylvania" to assist in the process. 
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