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Old 12-02-2024, 08:35 PM
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This was a dime store chain that had stores in Michigan (among other states). I would guess they took advantage of the success of the Tigers in the mid thirties to promote business. Who knows, "Fix a shoe, get a picture."

Never saw these before.
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The borders suggest that these “cards” were cut from a larger poster (not very well, I might add).
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The borders suggest that these “cards” were cut from a larger poster (not very well, I might add).
My first thought was Annis Furs. I am always a bit leery of the back stamps we haven't seen as someone could have stamped them yesterday. Definitely cut from a sheet or poster.

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