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09-06-2010, 06:30 PM
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The two people I dealt with who were really pretty significant in the hobby were Paul Pollard who had a great collection...a lot of the reprint sets that are popularly available were made from Paul's collection...Paul lived in Lynchburg, VA...and the Lambert brothers who had a dandy little shop in Ironton Ohio long before baseball cards became any big deal. I have a low grade Ruth I got for $100 from them that will probably always live in my collection. Paul died a year or so back...long since lost touch with the Lamberts.
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