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10-16-2010, 10:00 AM
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What's in your grandmother's attic?
We hear so much from eBay scammers about how they found a T206 Wagner or a '33 Ruth in "grandma's attic." I'm wondering if anybody here as ever found any interesting baseball cards or memorabilia in the attics of their own relatives. When I was a kid, I diligently scoured the attics of most of relatives, but the only thing I ever came up with was this wonderful cabinet photo of what is presumably a young Detroit Tigers fan, and quite likely, one of my relatives. I found it back in the 1970s in my great aunt's attic in Flint, Michigan ...
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