Advice for glued binder of tobacco cards / New memeber

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05-16-2013, 06:38 PM

sb1

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Leave it the way it is, your grandfather put it together like this.

BUT if you don't, you don't need Dick T. it's not rocket science anyone can soak cards out of an album, there are numerous how to do threads on here.

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