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02-11-2010, 03:42 PM
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Yet "Another" Charley Pride card
54T Pride f and b.jpg
I wanted to stretch my repertoire a bit, so I worked up a 1954 Topps-style Charley Pride card. It was an interesting exercise to find appropriate cartoons on other 54T backs that could be adapted. It's too bad photos of Pride in his playing days are so hard to come by.
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