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05-04-2006, 10:41 AM
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storing tobacco cards in the old days
Posted By: davidcycleback
Via my website I was contacted by a London England bookstore owner who found about 40 baseball cards in the pages of an old book. She sent me pictures for identification and they were Old Judges and N300 Mayos. Beat up but including Hall of Famers and a few OJ poses not listed in the Standard Catalog. 
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