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04-28-2025, 10:09 AM
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^^ I've attached here a image documenting the closure of AJ's Sports Stop - the card shop i went to regularly as a kid with my umpiring and lawn mowing money. it was a little shack off the side of the road by a restaurant; their vintage stock was gorgeous. flipping through binders and binders in their piles stacked and glass cases. that's where i first developed my love of vintage... going there with my dad to get my first 1960 topps warren spahn.
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