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07-18-2009, 12:12 AM
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Here is another one...
OK.... I finally found one of the cards after looking through a couple hundred scans I had saved of oddball stuff. I knew I had it somewhere
 Here is the McCormick from this series, lets see more, so we can get a checklist started. Ive seen a couple others too.......  PS I call them ca.1910 "Blue Caption" cards. Think of a better name??? 
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