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      <title>Finding the Poster You Half Remember in a Collection of Thousands</title>
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      <description>Picture a vintage poster dealer twenty years into the trade. Eight thousand sheets scanned, a few thousand more in flat files that never quite got catalogued. A collector writes in. She&amp;rsquo;s after the one with the big red sun going down behind a liner, Thirties probably, maybe Italian. Or anything like it. Bigger, if there is one.
He knows the poster she means. He&amp;rsquo;s sure he&amp;rsquo;s had it through his hands.</description>
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