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05-13-2013, 09:29 AM
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Thank you Gary & Brad for keeping this thread alive. I love seeing the scans of the different backs. I've been following this set as I'm very interested in the '27 York Caramel and all of the Ice Cream sets from 1928. I just picked this Ruth "Three Bagger" up in the Heritage auction. I don't know that I've seen any other Ruth 3-bagger's before, so I was happy to grab this.
 BTW - I love the Gehrig's and Grove's posted on the thread. I really get a kick out of learning new information about old sets.
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--------------------- Jeff 
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