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06-20-2005, 01:42 AM
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For all Baseball Historians
Posted By: jay behrens
Post cards are real hit and miss when it comes to price. There was a famous photographer from my town in the early part of the century and his photos were used on many post cards. He seemed to have an interest in baseball as many of his post cards feature baseball games from around the Midwest. i've seen these cards go from $10 to $500 with no rhyme or reason that I figure out as to why certain ones sell cheap and others command huge prices. 
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