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Thank you Pete, (Ullmandds), you can tell the Festberg - discovered in a NJ warehouse in the 1980's…from the 1947 cards. By looking at the back of the cards, they are more brown than the white or gray stock used to print on. And the quality of printing, the pictures are not as sharp. If you post the back of the cards that would help. From the front of the cards you posted, they do not look like the 1980 Festberg find to me. John
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