1959 Topps Uncut sheet showing Double Prints

[steve B]

That's an odd piece and a very interesting one.

It's not a complete uncut sheet.
But it is the bottom 5 rows of the actual sheet which was two 132 card sheets wide -Both 12 high by 11 wide.

The layouts were different for each side. Since series 4 was 88 cards

132 x2 =264 /88 = 3 so there should be no singleprints, unless there were other sheet layouts.

Steve B

[jmoran19]

Originally Posted by steve B

That's an odd piece and a very interesting one.

It's not a complete uncut sheet.
But it is the bottom 5 rows of the actual sheet which was two 132 card sheets wide -Both 12 high by 11 wide.

The layouts were different for each side. Since series 4 was 88 cards

132 x2 =264 /88 = 3 so there should be no singleprints, unless there were other sheet layouts.

Steve B

Steve is correct, no DP's

Divide the sheet in half, the bottom 4 rows on the left would also be the top 4 rows on the left as well as the middle 4 rows on the right side of the 132 card half sheet. The bottom 4 rows in the right would also be rows 1 thru 4 on the right half plus rows 5 thru 8 n the left.

John

[Leon]

Originally Posted by jmoran19

Steve is correct, no DP's

Divide the sheet in half, the bottom 4 rows on the left would also be the top 4 rows on the left as well as the middle 4 rows on the right side of the 132 card half sheet. The bottom 4 rows in the right would also be rows 1 thru 4 on the right half plus rows 5 thru 8 n the left.

John

You guys must be addicts or something .

[ALR-bishop]

Two of our resident gurus. I have learned a lot about sheets from John and printing from Steve