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09-06-2012, 08:53 AM
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Okay the new picture is listed! And Joshua's post about the Tolstoi pack...very interesting. It makes me think about the QC inside the tobacco factories...and the women or immigration laborers they had stuffing these packs. I think they grabbed what they want & threw them inside. I also don't think they were too concerned about corners of the cards either! HA!
If they only knew what they would be worth years down the road. These poor people were stuffing packs literally with thousands of dollars & didn't even know it! 
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