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03-26-2007, 09:36 AM
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Your absolute favorite card
Posted By: Eric Brehm
My pre-WWII cards are all T206 HOFers and 1933 Goudeys. From the Goudey set I think the purple background Charlie Gehringer card is one of the prettiest; cmoking posted an image of it earlier. From the T206's, one of my favorites is the Ed Walsh portrait. Not really sure why, it just seems to capture the essence of the period and the card set: 
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