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08-14-2009, 10:40 PM
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That Drysdale is a classic. You should try to do something with that if you retain the rights.
I have a bunch of original snapshots (all signed), including a couple of real toughies from the same collection that Chris C. posted. That usher was one of the most admirable autograph collectors of that era. He managed to snap photos of many one-year (1939) players and subsequently had the guys sign the pics. 
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