Hobby history: The first E90-1 checklist, 1942

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07-16-2017, 11:49 AM

Leon

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The E90 series' of Caramel Cards don't seem to get the love they used to and it wasn't a lot to start with, so it seems ! ! Thanks for the follow up info, Brian.

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