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02-12-2021, 10:08 AM
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I love any 19th century baseball item but I have never loved paying the high prices most of the cards sell for. I have instead focused on memorabilia and ephemera. Below are some trade cards which are significantly cheaper than similarly aged baseball cards. The graphics are interesting and some of my favorite ones are for baseball equipment dealers.
Alan 
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