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Old 10-05-2015, 01:18 PM
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Cool. The start of your museum.
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Old 10-05-2015, 01:44 PM
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Very neat . Rotograph was top of the line in their day . Great postcard related pick up .
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Awesome!
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A fabulous find, Jim, and thanks for sharing it. Congratulations!

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Here is a photo from a better angle. The postcards fit precisely with just a little wiggle room, each tray could hold approximately ten cards with the ends projecting so they could easily be grasped by a prospective buyer. Just think of the possibility of a section of this filled with PC782s!

Jeff do you have a copy of your article on PC782s you authored for Old Cardboard a while back? If so please send me a copy, I think you have my email.

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Wow, that is fantastic! Speaking of rotograph postcards, are you aware of any baseball rotograph postcards currently for sale out there anywhere?
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Jeff do you have a copy of your article on PC782s you authored for Old Cardboard a while back? If so please send me a copy, I think you have my email.

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I think so, I'll look when I get home tonight.
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