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04-17-2011, 02:23 PM
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Those cutouts are neat. Here is the advertising poster that had sold at auction:
  Here are my two cutouts from a poster. The Tinker (probably like yours) and a Frank Baker. However, the Frank Baker is not on this poster. However, it is located where Collins is on the poster. Thus, it leads me to believe that there were more than 1 type of poster.    
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