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#11
02-20-2010, 07:33 AM
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 I was just making a theory based on what I read from this thread. It kinda makes sense or is my theory to simple? Toppcat Also its hard to say those plates never left NYC when its printed on the backs of them that they were printed in LA. It is there in B&W. All the T206's have East Coast Factories but the Type 1's are made in LA. I am just saying. Does the theory I posed make sense to anyone other than me? Its just a possibility. 
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