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08-30-2007, 07:31 PM
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Rochester "City", NY: A Breeding Ground for the Rare and Unusual Baseball Tobacco Issues?
Posted By: Jon Canfield
Thanks for the comments Joe. I don't want to speak for Lyman but I think it may not have had the readership that other articles would have. Regardless, it was still fun to research and had a great deal of help from people outside of the hobby, especially Jim Shaw and Joe Parker who are both well respected tobacco collectors. 
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