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07-21-2015, 03:33 PM
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I have over 150
"guides" or related books on collectibles and sundries - at least 25 are base ball related from Kashmanian's great picture book to Mark Rucker's photography offerings and Cooper's baseball games. Don't discount price guides as Alan Hager's is a classic. Quality auction catalogs are a FANTASTIC source of pictures and identification as long as one is keeps in mind they are imperfect and they're out to sell you on something. Many of he larger auction houses have such historical information on their websites. I could help more if you gave at least a general era to focus on (other than hockey - do they still play that somewhere?).
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