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me too
I thought it was neat too, guys. When I googled it today I found the whole book online, in a .pdf. On page 31 it actually shows a picture of this card. Evidently this guy was very well loved in the area during the 1920's. Who doesn't like "Mr.Clutch"? We all have our own naunces in collecting and this is what keeps it fun for me.
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Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com 
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