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06-19-2015, 02:53 PM
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Helmar
I picked up a few of his L1 Leather look-a-likes early on when he did them. They are close in size to the originals--maybe 75-80% the size but on very thick leather. Laser-etched I guess and very high quality. He definitely puts TONS of effort into what he makes and the quality is always good. I have a couple of the cabinet cards too. The 1933 Goudey look-a-likes bring HUGE money on ebay. Not sure they'll maintain that value but you can't buy them for any reason other than the look as an art card.
   
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