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03-02-2021, 08:55 AM
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Casey2296, the odd thing about Type 2 is that there is no Texas Tommy indication anywhere on the card of (the back is blank). But the lettering used for the player name and team designation is the same as Type 1, so I guess someone made the connection. I also think the poses may be the same, but I have not seen enough cards to verify that this is always the case. Based on your posting and Old Cardboard https://oldcardboard.com/e/e2/e224/e...?cardsetID=768 the Gregg pose is the same.
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