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01-25-2008, 08:26 PM
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Back from the framing shop
Posted By: TODD EVANS
Mike, that is a beautiful piece that you have there. It looks real sharp. I think items that are custom framed look so good displayed. I have to share a couple of mine that I have. I came up with the design and layout and a company from California did the hard work. The Reese piece is framed with an original photo from 1942 that is one of my favorite items in my collection. The Musial and Williams piece was framed with a wire photo from 1959. 
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