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07-13-2009, 06:12 AM
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Thanks for everything so far guys. Just bought this camera and haven't worked out all the bugs for close ups yet. I'll got home after work and try to get better close ups of the players. The 5W32 for 1932 makes sense. One other thing, I mis spelled the makers name in my original post. It is Wedgwood without the E.
They had a line of Yale plates, but those were clearly marked Yale on the back. This has no such mark. I'm thinking no company would make a modern reproduction of such an obscure subject? So I guess it could be period? After all, I haven't spotted Joe Jackson in the photo, yet that is. 
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