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Old 02-15-2013, 08:16 AM
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Leon- Is that Hinsdale the one in Massachusetts? If it is I'm amazed they even made a postcard. Hinsdale was and still is a small town even in an area of small towns. Population is only around 2000.

I used to live in the town next to it.

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Old 02-15-2013, 08:20 AM
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Leon- Is that Hinsdale the one in Massachusetts? If it is I'm amazed they even made a postcard. Hinsdale was and still is a small town even in an area of small towns. Population is only around 2000.

I used to live in the town next to it.

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2000 population is a metropolis...I once had a postcard from Ballagh, Nebraska...a town that doesn't even exist anymore.


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Old 02-15-2013, 09:15 AM
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I picked up a couple this week. This is one and one other, soon to be in the Februrary pick-ups thread.
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Leon- Is that Hinsdale the one in Massachusetts? If it is I'm amazed they even made a postcard. Hinsdale was and still is a small town even in an area of small towns. Population is only around 2000.

I used to live in the town next to it.

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No positive Steve. The back has a very long message but the cancellation can't be read. It is addressed going to California...
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I just love these types of postcards and wish I had some to share.

Not a postcard, but I just had to buy this photo at the flea market for a few bucks as it says so much (to me, anyway). From the chalk scoreboard, it looks like the score's all knotted at 3-3 going into the bottom of the 3rd.
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What a wonderful picture!

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They had everything but the bat. Great photo!
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That is a great photo/scene. Looks like he wanted to imitate Cobb or the Babe, but didn't understand the grip of the bat as a natural right-handed hitter.
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Definitely an innovator. What a photo!
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