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08-19-2022, 12:55 AM
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Is there Interest in an Obscure “Autograph” of an early short lived major leaguer?
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Great info, I need your cia computer to find all this personal info! Haha kidding. The fact it is an Rppc could absolutely pre date it 1910 and even go into the late 1800s. Apparently Rppcs did not have to follow the same rules as Government issued postcards In terms of layout. So it could possibly be earlier than we have been looking. Maybe Under a black light or some other method I could read the dated stamp.
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