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10-30-2018, 11:17 PM
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Based on its size, it could be from a George Burke Die-Cut... the type that was pasted to thick board and perched on a wood stand. It appears that your Bottomley example was perhaps peeled off the board, as you can see glue residue on its reverse.
Attached is an image of a similar DiMaggio piece in its entirety. Hope this is helpful. 
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