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04-21-2013, 05:52 PM
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Or you can search by year and company. Like 1910 drum, or 1909-11 drum. That brings up all the drums that are idenified.
Like all pop reports, no luck on the ones before the backs were noted. And there are always a few oddly labeled cards too, I think if someone sent in a 150 labeled as 1910 or a 350 labeled as 1909 and they didn't catch it. It's a really awkward system, and at leasy for me very slow to load each page. Steve B 
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