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03-27-2013, 11:06 PM
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Beautiful Images
As I was researching tobacco packaging and printing, I ran across what appears to be a forum, with a thread that has an amazing collection of 19th century ball player images. I don't belong to any other forums other than this one, so Leon, if this is wrong of me to post this link, please delete the thread. I just thought many board members would enjoy looking at these images. For all I know, the person who posted these may be a board member, or someone well known to hobby veterans.
I did not know if this was "unethical", or wrong in any way; I just thought the collection was filled with beautiful eye candy  If this is out of line in any way, again, please delete the thread.http://www.baseball-fever.com/showth...raphic-Archive Sincerely, Clayton 
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