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02-04-2007, 06:42 PM
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Show us your T206s with names stamped on the back
Posted By: Anonymous
A very quick google search for the mag shows that a new publisher or editor by the name of Lorimer took over in 1908 and was able to double distribution in 5 years to 2 million copies/issue. Might this tie in with an aggressive marketing campaign by their agents to get the magazine into new hands by giving out free t206s? Interesting idea, that needs much more research. Any other SEP agent stamps out there? 
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