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#27
09-16-2012, 11:21 PM
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Ted,
What do you make of the fact that E92 Dockman features Shean as a Boston NL player (if anything)? I have seen Dockman dated as a 1909 set...so if Ramly had Boston (including Shean) locked up with contracts, Dockman didn't care? Or maybe Dockman is a 1910 set too? Interesting since the E92 poses overlap with E90-1 as well... Cheers, Blair
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