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I like the Hubbell (and Ott) in this set the most because they feature larger images, and thus the artwork is a little more detailed, looking almost like some of the strip cards from the 1920's (the W515 set is the one the comes closest to a match in my mind).
Over time I have gotten used to and even somewhat appreciate the W515 set, so maybe some of this R302-1 set will be more to my liking in the future, when I get used to it, much like my growing appreciation of brussels sprouts over the years. Brian (eat them...they are good for you, but only in moderation) 
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