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06-03-2013, 09:09 AM
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Have bought a lot of stuff from the seller in the past--nonsports tobacco cabinets that ARE real and I think he should know the difference. Just my opinion. All the cabinets he has SHOULD have albumen photos attached to mounts. Not sure I buy the 'pixel arrangement' argument. I'd love to see a 600DPI picture of one of them. If I were a betting man, I'd say they are printed on a laser or some type of recent printer and adhered to some form of cardboard. The person who did it should be drawn and quartered.........or eighthed.......
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