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05-08-2017, 01:44 PM
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You've got a ways to go for the set.
 (I never get tired of that one...) No one knows much about the issue, despite all the sharp card researchers here. Best guess is it was the same art licensed to someone other than the bread folks. Like the perforated cards from Elgee  (never get tired of that one either)
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