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08-25-2012, 07:43 AM
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All the T 206s were printed in New York and shipped to the packing plants. Same for all the other ATC cards.
The packing plants only had equipment to produce and package various tobacco products. Even today, very few companies produce the entire product including packaging. The only one I can think of was Ford and they don't do it anymore. Steve B |
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