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12-19-2003, 03:54 PM
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"Toy Town Post Office" on 1909 E 92 Dockman cards
Posted By: scott brockelman
it is nothing other than a prideful owner from several generations past. he used a stamp from a circa 1920's board game and went to town on the cards he had, which appears to be many. this is similar to many obaks found with a gilliam squires stamp(who also had hundreds of cards) or russell sewell, both of which used to be commonly found. in the old days the rubber stamp was proof of ownership. 
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