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01-19-2022, 09:25 AM
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An odd fact on those alive when T-206's were released
There are currently only 60 people still alive in the United States today who were alive when T-206's were released (1910-11)
The oldest American was born in 1906 There are three left from 1907 Four from 1908 Nine from 1909 Nineteen from 1910 The rest from 1911 Not sure what any of that means, but it's odd to realize that there are people who were alive when they came out, though too you to know anything. 
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