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Old 01-03-2015, 02:20 PM
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I never knew Yoda worked for Pinkerton
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Played well, you did.

Interesting letter. Thanks for sharing.
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Since when was Ohio a mecca for growing fine tobacco?
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Nice to see within a week of its 100 yr anniversary of being written.
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Since when was Ohio a mecca for growing fine tobacco?
In the early 1800's there was some tobacco growing in the lower Ohio Valley in Kentucky and Tennessee but I think those efforts were abandoned well before the 1900's.
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Default 1880s Die Cut ad piece..
And a recent pick up from Sterling Auctions....Love the nuances in a lot of these old ephemera items. On this one, I didn't notice until I had it in hand but the Mayo's stamp ad is only stamped onto the small picture. I don't know why but I thought it would be part of the litho, but not a lone stamp done after the manufacture of the card.
It's approx. 3 1/2' by 4"
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Not the Pinkerton T-5, but the blank back version
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