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Cool. That reminds me of the train wreck RPPC postcard (I think the Oregon postcard guy had it) when the Cardinals team would have died if their manager hadn't moved their car to the back before the trip. The team helped with the injured on the accident scene. A woman sent a postcard of the wreckage and circled the part where she was trapped under the rubble. Postcards were kinda like Facebook or Instagram back in the day. EDITED: Here they are. http://www.sportingoregon.com/p479278548
Last edited by abothebear; 07-29-2014 at 09:53 AM. 
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