Thanks for all of the insight and looking forward!

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Posted By: studentt206

I am brand new to this forum, but have been reading it for ahwile. Although I have been collecting for years I have learned so much from you folks and have identified with the passion. I look forward to learning more and getting advice. Cheers!

Damian

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Posted By: Brian McQueen

Glad to have you aboard Damian. You'll find that this site is really one of the greatest resources for learning about vintage cards. Please feel free to learn and expand your knowledge of the hobby as well as share information that you've picked up along the way. Take care!

-Brian

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Posted By: barrysloate

And don't be afraid to ask a specific question- there is always someone who would be happy to answer it.

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Posted By: Gilbert Maines

That is: Don't be afraid to ask a question, so long as you do so in the approved Forum 54 grammatical format employing terminology and nomenclature which is in accordance with the prescribed unidentified methodology.

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Good point Dilbert

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Posted By: barry arnold

glad to have you with us Damian.

it's a great place to hang--not only for the best information around
regarding vintage cards, but also for interesting 'smatterings' from
medicine(conventional and alternative),rhetoric,literature,aesthetics,psycho logy,and law.
The list goes on.

all the best

Barry Arnold

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Posted By: barrysloate

Oh lordie, am I in trouble now. But I can give it, and I can take it. Keep it coming.

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Posted By: Julie

Rudd has a dog so small you need a microscope to see it, that I can't spell, that Leon calls peopole "Y'all," being from Texas, and...we don't spend all our time being card geniuses!
(that's the only scan I had room for in my file bank...)