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09-10-2003, 11:31 AM
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19th century die cut issues
Posted By: david
i was at a show recently and saw a few 19th century die cuts which i have never seen or heard of. they were full figured with a background of a ball field from about the waiste down. there were four or five players, all were around 4x6 inches. the players and the poses were not generic. does anyone have any info on these cards. 
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09-10-2003, 11:41 AM
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19th century die cut issues
Posted By: Jay Miller
TIK had some of these at the National if they are what I think. They were trimmed off an Old Judge poster and, contrary to what the sellers may claim, were not die cut or a seperate issue.
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