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04-23-2011, 11:42 AM
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1920's
Interesting you say that. Although I mainly collect T sets & other sets before & after this period, some of my favorite cards come from this era. In particular the Exhibits. The photos depict an incredible array of action shots. And those facial expressions......
The following is one of my favorite shots. M Wheat 
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