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Old 01-10-2022, 07:32 PM
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Is that flip book complete? That would be too cool to flip through it.

If you really want to drive collecting purist nuts, you can un-staple it and sell the individual pages.
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Adam, very cool flipbook. Do you know is it the same images/pages used in the Winthrop postcard? It looks quite similar to me. Also, is there anything specific such as a copyright about it that definitively links it to 1906? Have you ever seen another one?
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What a difference 100 plus years makes in our culture. These days it would be, "Digitally Impaired Brown".
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Always nice to see a card I haven't seen before...thanks Brian.

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Amazing cards everyone!

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