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Just got this item home and had to show it to you guys. i know its not the more desirable english one but its in excellent condition and it was in my price range. i just got it pined on my door right now not sure if im going hang it on the inside or outside of my coca cola room. let me know what you guys think, thanks and hope to hear from you all.
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That's a nice little one!!
thanks tommy1002 im pretty sure its the hardest to find palm plate from the 3 canadian ones made in the 1930's
Nice find Trevor!
He shoots... he SCORES!!!!!
I can't find it in any of the books Trevor but sure looks authentic.
thank you pickrknows, daddy_nobucks, and signaholic. i was able to find the english version in petretti's 11 edition pg 270, it should be in the 12 edition maybe they even added the french version, let me know if you find it in the 12 edition.
the only one like it in the 12th edition is written in English ,but it says it's Canadian for $400 (page 226)