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08-17-2004, 05:04 PM
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Boston Base Ball Club: 1871-1897
Posted By: Max Weder
I have been trying to secure a copy of this book (including in Mastro). $100 is about my limit for a copy missing ten pages. It's sort of like buying a card with the top corner clipped off, but worse because the missing ten pages import more than an aesthetic value. It's not that uncommon a book (for example, compared to The Garry or Roff's Baseball and Baseball Players)as well, as two or three show up yearly on ebay. 
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