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11-07-2023, 09:58 AM
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Buck Barker
I'm now an old guy, but I always thought of Barker as being from another time, like Lionel Carter.
He had this very distinctive style of printing and would put notations on his stuff. I have old Reach Guides and some Conlon photos where he added things like player stats. When he died, Rich Hawksley, in St Louis, and, I believe, Lew Lipset auctions off his collection. I got the impression that he was very popular among the older collectors. lumberjack 
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