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Old 02-08-2018, 06:01 PM
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If know one has seen a poster why do we think it exist?
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Old 02-08-2018, 06:36 PM
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If know one has seen a poster why do we think it exist?
I am only one person. I cannot speak for the other 7 billion.
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I would have thought that if one poster exist it would be on Google.. the other 7 million. Especially if a guy name Babe Ruth was on it.
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I acquired a bunch of Koesters back in the 1980s from an old man who told me the cards came from a candy he used to buy made by a company named " Kerrs". Never found any truth to that statement but I just thought I would put it out there. Maybe this issue was distributed by another food company.
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Lew Lipset sold a sheet of these--not sure if that meets your idea of a poster--back in 2006:
http://www.oldjudge.com/archive/2006...eadliners/9/#a
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Just noticed this thread and thought I'd post one of my absolute favorite pieces, a souvenir Koester Bakery album, filled with a complete set of cards.
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Just noticed this thread and thought I'd post one of my absolute favorite pieces, a souvenir Koester Bakery album, filled with a complete set of cards.
That is awesome. Miller shown is my Great Great Uncle.very cool.
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Just noticed this thread and thought I'd post one of my absolute favorite pieces, a souvenir Koester Bakery album, filled with a complete set of cards.
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