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#33
08-10-2004, 10:00 PM
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World's Greatest Schedule
Posted By: Jay Miller
Josh--I don't think so. This was purchased from Barry Sloate almost ten years ago. I have been told by the number one expert in the hobby on that collection that pieces from it have vestages of a NY library stamp on the back, and have written on them the bin number that the object was stored in. This schedule has no such markings; the back is clean. It is not a unique item. I have seen a damaged version of this schedule and there may be other copies. 
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