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Posted By: Mike

It is pre war, but my son in law who lived in Germany his first 22 years, says that they are very common over there. In fact on one trip over and back, he asked me if I wanted him to bring a batch back with him. Told him no. There is also some question to whether or not they were printed well after the 1932 supposed date of manufacture. Well after. They are a neat looking card, and the last show I attended, I saw a few of them, and was very tempted to pick one up, but Ruth is not in my realm of needs, so I passed. Neat looking card, but is, what I consider a novelty. But a pre war card, and a real Ruth card none the less.

Grammer.