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goodwin had an "outpost"
in austrailia at an interesting time in card production history. My N162 album came to me by way of austrailia and I bought a few "footballers" and other goodwin related items that were available during that time period....
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What's the world coming too when you can’t take the word of guy named "Tbags” when it comes to provenance on something of value?
 I guess the “Old Man” was in Australia yet it took 5 mos. to pay him on the eBay sale…must have sent the payment by tramp steamer.
Last edited by wonkaticket; 07-22-2013 at 12:27 AM.
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