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12-12-2019, 05:14 PM
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I've never seen these before, and this is the exact type of early baseball figural stuff that I collect. These have got to be rare, but rarity does not always equate to monetary value. So without any other exemplars, it's hard to assign a value to them.
Looks like one has a broken-off head, which could possibly be repaired. Hopefully you can find some info on these, but it will take some digging The one thing I would recommend is to keep them together as a set (rather than breaking them up, and selling individually). Sorry I can't be of any more help, and best of luck! 
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