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11-09-2008, 08:02 AM
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Ted Williams Bond Bread?
Posted By: Dave S
Not all Bond have clipped corners, some are squared. Measurements the seller lists are correct and they were blank-backed. Keep in mind that Bond had different formats, i.e. "homogenized" (which this would be)came in the bread, "exhibits" were sold in arcade machines and were a bit bigger, and the "premiums" were much larger. 
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