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01-19-2009, 04:51 PM
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Yankee Girl Tobacco...baseball card inserts?
Posted By: 1880nonsports
with the brand. The display box and pack are "new-old" stock not worth Nuttin 
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. The cello is relatively common and usually fodder for the paper-sack crowd interested in late 30's and 40's - figure 25.00. The most unusal item is the small clam shell(?). Never seen one. There's also some paper "tags" that wrapped the package on the market - also N/O stock - surprised they weren't in the lot 
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