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02-09-2025, 12:21 PM
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What was the salvation of the Prewar card hobby
Was it the internet, card shows, shops etc. What has been the driving force? How did the good ol boys of yesteryear collect before all the technology came around, and how did it change the way for you today. It truly is amazing to me how many mynewt, and fragile items still exist, especially from a time of wars, and hardships. Items that had really no value at the time.
Last edited by Vintage Vern; 02-09-2025 at 12:22 PM. 
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