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03-20-2011, 11:26 AM
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Use of brighteners in paper began in the late 40's, but it wasn't instantly in all paper. That card shouldn't fluoresce. And if Mark Macrea thinks the card is real, then I'm satisfied that it is. I need to find one of these for a type card.
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03-20-2011, 11:33 AM
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Thanks, all
I don't have the card in hand, just a color photocopy of the back.
Based on Mark's observation, I'm inclined to add a line to the set description along the lines of . . . "Some cards are found with "Tune in KXOB" at bottom on back." Would still like to know if any cardscan be found both w/ and w/o the radio ad.
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