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05-21-2025, 08:19 AM
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I've shown these before, but again can't hurt.
76 Hostess, probably some sort of proofs. Yellow and green instead of red and blue.The group has/had a bunch of reversed negatives, and more coarsely screened pictures, and a couple with numbers over 150. I swapped a 74 Mc Covey washington national for a small stack of them, the stupidly swapped about half of them for another McCovey. I haven't seen any others since then, which was probably around 1980 or 81. The Luzinski showed up in a Halls auction many years later, no suprise since thats who I traded them to. I should scan the rest of them. 
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