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Golfer Gene Sarazen #21 1930s Keystone View Company Stereoview Golf Photo Card Hockey 1926 Type 1 Champion Race Color:Royal
Golfer Gene Sarazen #21 1930s Keystone View Company Stereoview Golf Photo Card Hockey 1926 Type 1 Champion Race Color:Royal
Golfer Gene Sarazen #21 1930s Keystone View Company Stereoview Golf Photo Card Hockey 1926 Type 1 Champion Race Color:Royal
Golfer Gene Sarazen #21 1930s Keystone View Company Stereoview Golf Photo Card Hockey 1926 Type 1 Champion Race Color:Royal

Golfer Gene Sarazen #21 1930s Keystone View Company Stereoview Golf Photo Card Hockey 1926 Type 1 Champion Race Color:Royal

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

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Golfer Gene Sarazen #21 1930s Keystone View Company Stereoview Golf Photo Card Hockey 1926 Type 1 Champion Race Color:Royal 1926 Type 1 Champion Race Car Leon Duray Photo Auto Racing Vintage LOA Includes full four issue paperback set of the comics as well as four white variant covers 5” x 7” with a further examination of the technique on the back of the card

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