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Are Memorabilia Guys Smarter Than Card Guys?
This may not be truly a measure of intelligence but more of knowledge. I have this oddball Dave Fultz posted on the card side trying to find out what it is. No luck so far. Guys don't let me down, someone has to know what this is. Fultz played 1898 -1905. Blank back, light paper, 4.5 x 6 inches.
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Looks like a notebook cover
And yes, Memorabilia guys are smarter! Rhys
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Uh oh the card guys thought it might be a notebook cover too. It is much thinner paper than my notebooks.
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The earlier the notebook, the thinner the covers from my experience. As cardboard got cheaper the covers got thicker in the 1910's. Before that it was harder to print directly onto cardboard which is why book covers of the day have a thin paper lithograph glued to the front. Yours is obviously very early (1905ish) so I bet its still a notebook cover. Looks like low quality paper and graphics so most likely a cheaper notebook for kids and they wouldn't spend the money for thicker covers if that is the case. Just my opinion but id bet its a notebook cover.
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That is says 'perforated' would point to it being from a notebook or pad of paper
I've seen a circa 1910 Ty Cobb notebook cover that was paper thin. Last edited by drcy; 01-04-2014 at 01:26 AM. |
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