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07-10-2007, 09:30 PM
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How rare are the E271 Darby Chocolates?
Posted By: Anonymous
that I sold my type. It was Cole I believe and was from the barn find. I bought it from a Tom Slater's Political Gallery auction. I later sold it on eBay. It had not been restored. There was an aricle written by Lew I believe in his magazine venture that was made about the restoration of a group of cards from the find. 
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