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			So here's a mystery: I found this in a collection of Victorian trade cards:  It is clearly cut from something. Blank backed. About the size of a baseball card, too thick for a cigar box label. Under a 100x microscope it is clearly a litho with metallic ink overlaid similar to a T220 silver Anyone got any ideas? 
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