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08-13-2014, 06:01 AM
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CJ - Lord + Austin names matching?
So I have a 1914 CJ Austin, and was wondering what the scribble was along the side (which is actually the top of the card since its a horizontal), and it seemed like it may be the name of another card. So I started going thru CJs I have (about 45% of the set) and it seems to match up with Lord. Forgive my poor picture skills, perhaps someone else can match them up better to confirm.
I thought it was weird that Lord (card #48) appears above Austin (card #40). So now's your chance, show your CJ with another name! Rob 
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