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12-23-2012, 11:55 AM
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JimStinson
Thank you, The "key" standout to me would be the very distinctive difference in the "e" and the "g" in the last names. Which may or may not have changed over the course of twenty years. But at least with these two examples we have more than we started with and can exclude the first authenticated Hughes as neither of the two in question. Just curious what Hughes 3x5 was the first one pictured in this thread identified as when it was authenticated?
_____________________ jim@stinsonsports.com 
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