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Early 1900s Vintage Type 1 New York FDE Baseball Team Photo Bob Hauser BASEBALL PHOTOS and a few pages have Color:Royal
Early 1900s Vintage Type 1 New York FDE Baseball Team Photo Bob Hauser BASEBALL PHOTOS and a few pages have Color:Royal
Early 1900s Vintage Type 1 New York FDE Baseball Team Photo Bob Hauser BASEBALL PHOTOS and a few pages have Color:Royal
Early 1900s Vintage Type 1 New York FDE Baseball Team Photo Bob Hauser BASEBALL PHOTOS and a few pages have Color:Royal

Early 1900s Vintage Type 1 New York FDE Baseball Team Photo Bob Hauser BASEBALL PHOTOS and a few pages have Color:Royal

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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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Early 1900s Vintage Type 1 New York FDE Baseball Team Photo Bob Hauser BASEBALL PHOTOS and a few pages have Color:Royal and a few pages have slight water damage at the corners visible from both the front and the back "FDE" can be seen on the front of uniforms backing shows some visible handling wear and photo itself shows significant wear around the edges including some paper loss and tears

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