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01-08-2012, 08:09 AM
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Good question, Ken, and I'm with you since I enjoy reading comments on postcards, like this one on the front of one of my favorite series. It is postmarked Oct. 12, 1907, the day after the Cubs swept the Tigers 5-0 in the World Series. The downside of postally used is that the postmark can often be applied in a most unfortunate way as the Lajoie reveals.
Cheers, Mike PS-Despite what the previous owner wrote on the back of the Grignon, the handwriting is probably not Frank Shulte's, unfortunately, Last edited by Michael Peich; 01-08-2012 at 08:11 AM. 
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