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10-22-2007, 11:44 AM
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1890 - 1920 Baseball Pinbacks/Buttons
Posted By: Dan Bretta
If you could get the bigtime pinback collectors involved I think it would work. I don't think Hake and Steckler have any intention of updating their book...as least Roger doesn't because I asked him...Not sure about Muchinsky. I think he still sells quite a few of his books and he may not be as willing to share images. Who is the biggest pinback collector? Lifson? I think the combined knowledge of these guys and with input from smalltimers like me 
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and other niche collectors we could really help to catalog these little celluloid gems into one comprehensive internet guide.
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