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06-28-2007, 07:49 PM
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1933 Butter Cream Ruth Question
Posted By: Trevor Hocking
Butter Creams are very tough. I have been working on this set for sometime and they never come up for sale. I only need 7 more for completion including Ruth. I personally have only seen one Ruth ever and it was in a complete set. I know of two other complete sets minus the Ruth card. IMO they are much tougher than George C Millers but they are just not as attractive. One of the toughest sets I have ever worked on. Good luck and Barry can you email. 
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