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Originally Posted by Jantz
Some questions I have.
If the ALC was a printing company, did they receive their paper stock to print their cards on from another company? (Paging Steve B.)
If so, then maybe researching the paper manufacturers of the time could yield some clues as to the sheet size via financial records or invoices.
I know its a long shot, but we've got some good researchers here, so maybe.
One other question I have is.
Would I be crazy to think that maybe sheet sizes varied from print run to print run?
Your thoughts and imput are always welcome.
Jantz
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Jantz what going on buddy. Been a while since we chatted. Hope to see you at nationals this yr.
I do believe that the presses were a specific size thus allowing Ted to determine possible sheet size. He has info in regards to that. It is very possible to print a smaller sheet but a larger sheet may not work. In actuality we can guess and speculate but may all be wrong.
Although I'm not a 206 collector I follow this in regards to the 205's and connecting possibilities.