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01-11-2008, 05:16 PM
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How it all Started with My First Tobacco(??) Card (H-801-7 Old Mill cabinets)
Posted By: leon
Thanks for sharing your information. Not much to add though I only recently picked up my first one, Doane, and am very happy with it. ...It's really an extraordinary looking set of cards....I think collecting the fully known set would be rather expensive in today's market....regards 
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