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11-08-2008, 01:21 PM
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How Cool Was This (Attn Carlton)
Posted By: Jeff S.
Definitely looks authentic - and could be unique. I'm sure not all packaging submitted to the patent office went into full production. Years ago I pulled out a stash of unused cardboard signs (not baseball related unfortunately) from a closed pharmacy dating back 100 years. The printing and cardboard was as fresh as the day it was made, so it's likely an item of this nature could remain clean if kept in a filing cabinet or such for years. Great piece. 
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