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05-16-2011, 06:33 PM
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Those are simply an amazing collection that tell a story & must be kept together as a snapshot of some of the earliest baseball captured by camera.
It was a joy to see them. The advice given is varied & all by top-notch, knowledgable collectors---TAKE YOUR TIME & decide what is best for you to assure that the group history is preserved before any decision is made to sell. I woud hope that if going the museum route they will guarantee to promote & display them.
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