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Dan McKee--Thanks for bringing this to everyone's attention. As someone who collects postcards, I'm always wary of hybrid cards like this one. For example, I know that Burke reprinted many of his earlier images as postcards, and over the years I've learned to identify them.
Dave--Thanks for the excellent link for identifying postcard stamp boxes. It's nice to have this organized in one source. Ted Z--I'd love to dig around in some of those "piles of stuff" in your house. Dan Bretta--Your comment about "unqualified grader" seems eerily accurate! Happy New Year to all! Cheers, Mike 
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