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Over the past few years I have purchased a few items from this dealer. I collect items from local baseball teams and from fairly obscure local players. These items are very difficult to locate.
Thanks to this dealer with the cut outs I have been able to purchase photos of a local Wauzeka, WI team from 1912, 1913, and 1914. This is a small town of 300-400 people so there aren't many items around. I also collect items of Otey Clark, a Boscobel,WI native who played with the Red Sox for a short time and he played with about a dozen minor league teams in the 1940's. The dealer that we are discussing had newspaper cut outs of Otey from the LaCrosse, WI team from 1940 and from when Otey played with the Red Sox in 1946. No, they aren't cards, and even though the description may list them as cards, the scans are good and it is easy to tell that they are newspaper cut outs. Rick
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