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06-28-2011, 09:37 AM
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My focus is pre-war but I have delved in to other sets also. The problem is some sets just hook you, normally ones that are tough to complete. The T210 Old Mill (red borders) is an example. I started collecting it because I found a few I liked and now have about 80% of the set! Another is the C46 Imperial Tobacco which I started because I loved the Gandil card and now find myself 4 cards from the set. Luckily the T205, 206 (minus the Big 4), 207 are all put to bed as are many caramel sets so I have time to look around and see what is next.
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