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06-01-2010, 10:52 AM
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They are rather difficult to find. I cannot state a reliable price on them since I haven't seen any for sale in a while. I like the two two-panel stamps--neat idea. Here is a full sheet:
 If you're interested I have a second near-full sheet (trimmed on top to remove the staple holes) available.
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