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08-22-2009, 09:40 AM
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Any Info On Bra-Mac Cards?
On occasion, Larry Fritsch used to have crds/pics of players from the 30's and 40's called Bra-Mac. Is anyone familiar with these and if so, where I might locate them. I am looking for a player by the name of Al Unser. thank you
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08-22-2009, 10:59 AM
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Did you contact Larry Fritsch Cards? I realize Larry passed away, but I picked up a card from whoever is now running the business just a month ago and they still have a tremendous inventory. Just about everything I asked about they had in stock.
As for the Bra-Mac's, they're always available on eBay and they're usually quite affordable (since they came out in the 70s). You can also find them sometimes by typing in "Brace photo" or simply "baseball photo" since many sellers don't know what they're called ...
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