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04-03-2009, 10:10 AM
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Pack of Caramels with Cobb Showing
Posted By: Rhys
The other thing that lends to the theory that these were put in the book later is that the same seller also sold some 1920 Rose Bowl team Postcards of the Harvard and Oregon teams glued to the same black scrapbook paper. These were obviously not done until after 1920 so the baseball cards were glued after that date it would seem and probably even later. She did mention in the first auction (linked above) however that one of the cards had sort of popped off and you could see dried up glue on the corners. Hopefully that did not mean dried up rubber cement. Either way, the Stain Guy could probably fix them up. 
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