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04-06-2006, 07:45 AM
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Origins of E98, E101, E102 ?
Posted By: leon
With the collective experience of the board I am curious if anyone knows who actually put any of these sets out and what kind of product, specifically, they were put in or sold with? I assume they were sold with caramels but what kind? We have a good idea about most caramel sets as they are named appropriately. Our beloved e94's don't have an actual printed name but the overprinted variety (where have all of those been lately?) give us the telltale mfg. Any thoughts? 
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