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Originally Posted by brob28
Hi Butch,
You have a Milton Bradley there. The white line on MB's does not have to be on the side of the card; depending on where the card is on the full sheet, they can be on any corner. For Brinkman it is only on the bottom based on my research, while the regular Topps issue should not have any white border based on it's sheet placement.
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Bill,
Thanks for your reply and additional information regarding Ed! Much appreciate the info and kudos on you research as well.
I never even knew about this game as a kid during the time it came out. And that is backed up from the fact that MB never really promoted it. That info I only found about recently from the excellent folks on this site.
Regards,
B.T.
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