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10-03-2010, 09:50 PM
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But.........
Brian, perhaps you lived within driving distance of card shows featuring pre-war cards and possibly had card shops nearby which had tobacco and caramel cards for sale, but for those of us living in the hinterlands, pre-war cards were few and far between. As much as I hate the "new" ebay, the "old" ebay was directly responsible for many sets of pre-war cards I accumulated.
tbob 
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