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02-05-2010, 01:57 PM
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Bond Bread - Glossy finish?
I picked this up on Ebay advertised as Bond Bread. It's got a glossy feel to it front and back. I thought Bond Bread were thick card stock like Exhibits, it's quite thin stock.
It measures about right according to the Standard Catalog. Is it a Bond Bread, or something else? 
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02-06-2010, 10:06 AM
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David
This Harry Brecheen card is a 1947 Bond Bread card. Upon close observation, you will see the die-cut impressions
on each of the 4 corners where they were to be rounded. In my set, I have one (or two) of these cards that are similar to this one of yours. TED Z
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