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02-11-2011, 10:33 AM
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There is no doubt that the artists who created both the Diamond Stars and '41 Play Ball sets were influenced by the modern art of the 1930s. The craziest-looking backgrounds I've seen can be found in the Diamond Stars "extension" set. I'm not sure when it was issued — I've seen both 1981 and 1993 listed as dates. Larry Fritsch was always selling them ...
One of the 1937 Wheaties series also has similar backgrounds ... 
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02-14-2011, 03:57 AM
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Love the colors............
The colors are just one reason I collect '41 Play Ball........love 'em.
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