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Old 04-28-2012, 02:44 PM
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That's a wonderful book. Is it collected clippings from the bulletin or a collection of reprinted lists that had been printed there before?

And I have a feeling I know where all the old hobby publicatons have gone

As a list we should put together a bibliography of card publications.I think it would be fascinating, and probably longer than I'd thought.

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At least as early as 1942 there were "official" player checklists. This book has 50+ pages of intricate player lists.
As for issues that are of unknown variety, even though I was lucky enough to find some fairly recently, it's a rare occurence. It could be months or a few years before I find anymore. I might chime in some more later. This subject is akin to Teddy Z talking about his beloved T206s. We are still finding new info on Unc sets and refining what we already know. Great subject.
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