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#11
05-24-2005, 02:19 PM
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Why is T206 considered One set
Posted By: T206Collector
that explains why so many of the T206 cards out there were glued into scrapbooks -- in fact, I believe Burdick himself glued the T206 cards into scrapbooks at the Met. Who wants to see an advertisement for a cigarette company. 
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