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05-04-2011, 12:07 PM
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Travis---
Thanks for the nice comments--Sorry about your keyboard!
 Just about every card I own between 1948 up to around 1956 were cards I bought originally at the corner ice cream store or in a Mom & Pop drug store.I had them carefully stored away in 1958 when I went off to school & reclaimed them in the '80's. My Mom was under orders NOT to throw away my "stuff"! Good luck w/ your quest of a '52 set---it's a BEAUTY!
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