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Originally Posted by steve B
Balancing quality, speed, and costs from setup time etc is the challenge. Quality is mostly up to the operator, but running faster makes it much harder.
I haven't seen the uncut non-sports cards, different sizes makes sense since many of those sets were 50-100 cards. If you have any links to them I think they'd be very interesting.
Steve B
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To your last question......it has been quite a while since I've seen these non-sports sheets. I will search for pictures of them.
The following simulated 96-card sheet of known 48 subjects from the 350 series
** is my concept of a typical ALC press run
employing a 19" press to print these cards on a 19" x 24" sheet of cardboard.
Note **
These 48 - Major League subjects are a known quantity from the 1910 COUPON issue. Their arrangement is arbitrary, but I firmly
believe these 48 were printed together on the same sheet. I show them Double-Printed in order to completely fill-out the sheet.
If these 96 cards do not display on your screen as a 12 x 9 arrangement, diminish the display to obtain the desired configuration.
TED Z
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