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I love this 1/2 bib!
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Hey guys,
I must say that this gem slightly goes beyond 19th Century; however, the majority of the subjects portrayed here are 19th Century dudes. Besides, the significance of this piece is that it represents the year that there was no Major League World Series. 1904 Eastern (International) League Champions ![]() TED Z . |
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Continuing from Posts #3 and #31 in this thread, here are the remaining 26 cards in the Goodwin Champions (N162) set.
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