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Posted By: brian p
My first mail order vintage bb cards were from Larry--I imagine many long-time (for me early 1980's) and even some newer collectors can say the same. Their catalogues were always an incredibly wonderful surprise in the mail...I usually spent hours pouring over it and narrowing down the choices, figuring out what I could afford. Even though I never actually met Larry, I definitely could feel that he was a true old-school collector at heart. And from what I have read on here it seems like this was indeed the case. |
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