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Old 02-18-2005, 12:03 PM   #1  
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Default gumby stamps?
Has anyone every seen any gumby (the green clay figure) stamps? I've been on the gumby fan sight and done web searches, but haven't pulled up anything. Can anyone help Stamper"gumby" out?
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I havent seen one.
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I just saw one on www.vivalasvegastamps.com. It was in the catalog online but I have no idea of the cost or item number. Good luck on your search.
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