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F.Y.I. for anyone who cares. Many years are the same, but I use a 1924 calender.
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Amy Jeanne
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We're using a 1952 calendar! 
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Very good.:eusa_clap I have 1924,1952 and 1990 down as the same. I use 1924 because of what I had around and I like that year.
Miss 1929
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Also a leap year?
Lots of lovely ones on Ebay right now. Tell me I am not the only one who immediately checked!
I like this one a lot...
Lots of lovely ones on Ebay right now. Tell me I am not the only one who immediately checked!
I like this one a lot...
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Yes, 1924 was a leap year. Good Luck, if you want one!
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I have a big stack of old calendars from my grandfather's filling station that I've been reusing for years -- the 1952 edition is hanging on the kitchen wall right now: "Seasons Greetings from Your Texaco Dealer Cliff Jackson -- Telephone Searsport 9"
