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My best finds have been rabbit holing ebay sellers when they have sold stuff. It's been a long time since there was anything very good. There isn't much in Texas, for the most part, in the way of attic finds and so forth. We aren't a mecca for pre-war cards. There are a few here but if they are here they probably started out somewhere else and got carried here over the generations.
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