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Issue: Oct, 1924
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Posted: 07/30/2012
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How did your garters look this morning? (Oct, 1924)

How did your garters look this morning?

Boston Garters

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  1. jimlette says: July 30, 20123:21 pm

    Wow– I didn’t realize that Hobo (the typeface) was that old.

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