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04-15-2007, 01:32 PM
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1920's "W" cards - why bad image ?
Posted By: dennis
i think most pre war card collectors don't really dislike strips but they choose not to collect them because they find other issues more appealing. you can't collect it all. the strip cards were issued inbetween the classic t and e cards of a decade earlier and the equally classic 30's issues like goudeys and diamond stars. which would you rather own? 
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