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03-15-2021, 06:58 PM
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Gary, yes, I am an idiot. I saw George and Harry and my mind immediately went to 1869 .
George, I agree that the 1869 Leslie’s is very tough to find. Somewhere on here there is a post I did that tried to list the various images of the 1869 team, many of which were adapted for other uses. It would probably take you a week to post all your woodcuts. 
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