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Old 12-02-2017, 01:25 PM
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Great info Jim. Really appreciate the post.
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Great info Jim. Really appreciate the post.
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Good info too on the postmarked dates of other early Cobb PCs Kevin. Thanks
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Fantastic presentation jim!!! I was not familiar with the Lafond images those are so cool!!
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Jim, fantastic work there.

Kevin, thanks for that info.
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Great sleuthing, Jim. Thanks for the informative post

Kevin, thanks for the postmark information; you know where a lot of the bodies are buried in this hobby!

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Great research, Jim. And thanks to all of the contributors in this thread. It is appreciated by all. And some day 50 yrs down the road maybe someone will Google this subject and find it here .

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Such a great postcard. Love the way that he has his bat in one hand and glove in the other. He is definitely ready to play ball.
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Such a great postcard. Love the way that he has his bat in one hand and glove in the other. He is definitely ready to play ball.
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