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Dave It sounds like you are really "hooked" on the 1949 Bowman's....I can foresee that you will continue to acquire them (especially the "oddball" cards). I first collected these cards as a kid in the Spring of 1949. I returned to this great hobby in 1977, and completed many of these Bowman sets. Currently, I have 2.7 sets. My best set includes the 1st series (72 cards) with the white backs; and, the 2nd set with the 1st series gray backs. Furthermore, I have uncut sheets of the 1st, 3rd, and 4th series...... ![]() 4th Series ![]() And, here is my simulation of the 7th (final) sheet...... ![]() And, here is a small sample of my Low # and Hi # Slate cards ![]() Wishing you happy hunting, TED Z . |
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Great stuff as usual!
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