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Old 10-07-2016, 07:11 AM
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Funny story, Ted. It struck a note in my recall, as there is also a Lloyd Rd that is intersected by a Nolan Avenue in my local town (Cleveland). Now, if you had given him a Basil Rathbone card and he cracked up, I guess that would be another story. Wonder how his son was a fan of '40's movies? Was TCM around then?

Hi Steve

Back in the early '90s, AMC TV was the TCM TV channel we know now.

I got together with this guy and his son six weeks after that BB card show and sold them a complete 1948 Bowman Movies Stars set.
His son was a classic movies buff. I was impressed with his son's knowledge of the "golden oldies" movies, and he was only 13 years
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