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Old 01-22-2015, 07:55 PM
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That was a neat article. Thanks for sharing!
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Here's a few postcards, though after 1895
2 are blank, and the others are postmarked 1911 & 1913
Maybe young Willie was the inspiration of the postcard series








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Great post, great article and cool post cards. 25 cents/hundred... could you imagine if all of those were only baseball players... there'd have to be a couple of Brownings in that pile...
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Fun article, thanks for sharing that.
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Neat article, one I hadn't seen before.

I've posted this link before but feel it is fitting for this thread. It is an excerpt from Dave Jamieson's Mint Condition regarding collecting Old Judge and other 19th century cards. Interesting from start to finish.

http://www.sportscollectorsdaily.com...-distribution/
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Kevin, Jay & Joe

Interesting articles and postcards!

Thanks for posting.


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Great post! Thanks.
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Here's a few postcards, though after 1895
2 are blank, and the others are postmarked 1911 & 1913
Maybe young Willie was the inspiration of the postcard series







Very cool.
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Very cool article thanks for sharing
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Great article links - thanks for the shares!
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Very neat, thanks for sharing. Cool postcards as well.
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