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01-24-2009, 09:39 PM
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Burdick's Method for Album Removal
Posted By: leon
..."pulling them loose"; and that is how much back damage started, I presume. Many old time collectors, dare I say, almost all, didn't give a rats patoot about the backs. Now many folks collect them, times change. Maybe some of the reason not to worry about the backs, back then, is that it took so long to do transactions in the first place. I would think that snail mail for ALL communication today would limit our collections greatly, or at least make it much more difficult. ..regards... 
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