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01-08-2007, 12:14 AM
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How to tell the difference between "set 81" and "set 82" Exhibits?
Posted By: fkw
I have seen for many years the late 1920's Exhibits (often called 1926-29 Postcard Back Exhibits) broken down into sets called "set 81" and "set 82". These names are often used by Lew Lipset, as Ive seen him use these names for them for the last 25 years (he has some auctions up right now on eBay that use these names). 
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