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02-26-2010, 07:37 AM
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As in a previous thread, research revealed that Mr. Burdick in the ACC, Lipset in his encyclopedia, and The Standard Catalog all refer to the issue as being a Louisiana regional issue. Burdick does it in his introduction to tobacco cards, if I remember correctly, as well as in his classification scheme.
Hobby history tells us this, but why? Is there evidence/documentation of the Louisiana finds of Red Cross? or is it hobby lore? Do any of you recollect a find in Louisiana? Interesting. 
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