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07-24-2005, 02:48 PM
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Best story on where that card came from.........
Posted By: Daniel Bretta
I've often wondered how many treasures may be hiding in old books. It would seem natural to me that a smoker who couldn't care less about the cards would use them for bookmarks. Any time I am at an estate auction I will flip through the old books to see if there's anything hiding inside. I did find an old photo in an 1870's religious book once, but I've never found anything substantial. 
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