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02-17-2014, 07:59 AM
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Gary,
Thank you for that information. Now, I can see how THAT was possible for cards to be found in great condition. Instead of soldiers getting the cards in England and then going to the Philippines the cards were instead made in England and sold at a port. There, a sailor could have bought them and taken them back on board his ship and kept them in some place safe and dry. Much more logical. David 
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