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11-10-2010, 03:26 PM
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Really?
I am posting this on an internet message board....wondering why paper catalogs are even necessary anymore. I mean, there is more information on the internet version of the catalogs anyway. Are there really that many people who will be bidding strictly from paper catalog photos and descriptions? I may be new to getting back into the hobby, but this just seems like there might be something else to it...
Just my .02. Tom C 
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