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03-16-2013, 06:50 PM
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Grandpa's Tobacco Cards
Hey,
I didn't realize you guys have a great disdain for stories about cards passed down from "grandpa" - wish I knew that before I posted. He died in 1982. His father in law was head of maintenance in a NYC office building around 1910-1911. He had his staff pull the cards out of the waste baskets at the end of each day or so the story goes. The cards are legit. They haven't been out of my possession since I was a kid. 
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