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07-21-2009, 08:25 AM
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Hi-
Here is a photograph of the supplement that was emailed to me by Frank. It looks real to me but it is difficult to judge from a photograph. He also included the following about the smell: "The paper stock appears to be non-acidic and has no smell. It reminds me of the stock M101s are printed on." I would guess it is real but I know Frank will want to hear opinions from other folks as well. Alan 
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