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This story was published in the November, 1936 issue of Popular Science magazine.
A man from Casper, Wyoming created a very strange stamp album.
Five girls worked for six weeks to cover the Cadillac coupe (no, it's not a Packard) with more than 10,000 stamps, which are covered with a protective coat of varnish to shield them from the weather.
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