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The Inside Story: The Duke’s tale

any dealers in postal history buy lots or collections in bulk and then price the items individually or add them to a rummage box at a nominal price if there is nothing special about them. This provides an opportunity for the collector, as is illustrated by the two letters featured in this article which cost

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