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07-18-2013, 01:55 PM
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My most cherished piece is a framed photo of my Great Great Uncle Elmer Miller which is matted and framed with his E120, V100. And E121 cards and also in the frame are cards showing the backs of the E120 and E121 cards. Would take a pick to display it but it is back in Illinois at my brother"s home. Very cool and very sharp.
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