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10-14-2011, 04:44 PM
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A gem from our hobby's rich (and growing) history
Leon...
Thank you for sharing this gem from our hobby's history. It is a good thing there were some adults moving our pastime along in those days past. Unfortunately, my slim file of pre-1970 hobby correspondence (Frank Nagy, Buck Barker and Richard Egan, among others, long ago disappeared - probably in some long ago move. Again, thank you for sharing this interesting piece. Steve Mitchell 
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