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Old 10-29-2010, 08:34 AM
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Roar...if you don't find any pictures, check out a dvd called "The Ultimate Baseball Collector's Collection". You can find it on Amazon, sometimes for less than $5. It has two parts to it including one part on Barry's collection at his home. Real, replica, fake or whatever, it's still impressive to see how he displayed his stuff.
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Old 10-29-2010, 08:41 AM
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Roar...if you don't find any pictures, check out a dvd called "The Ultimate Baseball Collector's Collection". You can find it on Amazon, sometimes for less than $5. It has two parts to it including one part on Barry's collection at his home. Real, replica, fake or whatever, it's still impressive to see how he displayed his stuff.
I have that DVD; I was just curious how closely the HOF replicated his set up (I heard it was fantastic)?
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