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06-15-2013, 09:32 AM
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very nice
I used to collect tobacco trade cards and then baseball trade cards for a short time. I'm getting old but don't remember seeing that one and agree it's quite special. In any event a game in progress is unusual in this non-comic monotone form in this medium. I'll try and do a little research on your first 2 questions - last one out of my league....... As an aside - I know barbed wire guys are a bit nuts and suppose that makes this a three or four way cross collectible :-)
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