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08-05-2004, 12:11 PM
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World's Greatest Schedule
Posted By: hankron
Not for this one, but for some old composite baseball photos, the photographer would cut out the pieces and pin them in desired design against a background. Like pinning notes to a corkboard. In some old sports photos you can see the pins in the image. 
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