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10-21-2019, 01:36 AM
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Pleasure of many conversations with Bob Wood, Joe's son
When I first entered the hobby I had the pleasure of many conversations with Joe's son Robert, who was a baseball dealer here in the Boston area. Bob lived in Keene, NH, and had a antique booth in the Colonial Mill in Keene as well.
I bought my first 2 T207s from him...a Roger Bresnahan and a Jack Lapp. He also sold me a copy of the photo of the first All-Star team. Bob was also hopeful that his dad would someday be enshrined in Cooperstown. Patrick 
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