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1940's Bond Cards
It almost looks like these rounded corners come from picture holders in those days. Mine all have what looks like scotch tape angled at the corners just like the picture holders. Your thoughts please... thank you, Douglas
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Here are Doolittle's cards
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Douglas I collected these cards back in 1947. I pulled them out of BOND BREAD packages. Their corners were Factory (die cut) rounded. FYI....I'm reprising my initial post here. Quote:
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And an informative reprisal thread is always welcome. Most board members didn't collect in 1947.
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Many of us have enjoyed ripping wax, most of us would love to have ripped tobacco and caramel...Ted is the only one I know that has ripped flour.
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