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11-19-2019, 12:07 PM
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How about some sharp T portraits?
There is nothing quite as nice as a perfectly registered prewar litho portrait. Let's see some of the best of the ATC artists' works. I will start with T206 cards of Waddell and Collins:
  And a T202 of Wheat and Dahlen:  And a Canadian tobacco card, because why not?  Let's see some more.
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