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06-18-2011, 01:01 PM
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1944 Homestead Grays Outfield Display Card
I just picked up this negro league item and would love to hear some opinions on what it is and if any one has ever seen the image before (I feel like I have but I cannot place it) The card is about 5X7 and is made of cardboard. It came with a group of newspaper clippings so I am wondering if it was some sort of newspaper or magazine premium. it has to be from between 42 and 44 based on the players
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