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Shapely, form fitting cards - show us your man or machine made die-cut cards
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I recently posted a 1926-29 Exhibits card (shown below) of Lou Gehrig that someone painstakingly cut around Lou's image. I thought I would showcase a few others I have that have gotten similar treatment, but you can also share some that had the die-cut design built in, or like the Batter Up cards, had their top removed for added drama.
The E121 cards below are some of my favorite, as not only were the cut around the player's image, but they also had multiple layers cut in the same way to stand out from the 1/8" thick backing they were glued upon. And on the Bancroft card they even used the team name from an E120 card to indicate a team change. Brian |
That was a nicely trimmed Gehrig. Professional even.
Modern machine cut: https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...b96f690e01.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ac6a297826.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ff7dd2c177.jpg Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...136fab3024.jpg |
The Gehrig is awesome. Love that it's a PC back too!
No fair though. Batter-Ups shouldn't count. :D |
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I prefer hand-cut myself, but sometimes, like with the Batter Ups, you have to settle for how the machine decided to slice and dice. Brian |
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As far as machine cut, the E125 American Caramel come to mind...perhaps someone fortunate enough to have one (or more) can post.
On the man cut front, here is an N175 Gypsy Queen that has been shaped into a tombstone for Roger Connor. Brian |
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I picked up this 1948 Philadelphia Bulletin Stand-Ups of Elmer Valo because I rooted for him when I was a kid after reading (on the the back of a baseball card, I think) that he was the only Major Leaguer born in Czechoslovakia. My mother's parents (my grandparents) immigrated from Czechoslovakia c.1910, and her brothers were born there.
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some die cuts
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Die cuts are common in vintage Japanese cards. Michio Nishizawa, Makoto Kuzuru, and Lefty O'Doul.
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Lots of great svelte cards! And being who I am, I am especially drawn to Lucky Larry's pieces of cardboard. I really admire Spook's floating head. And GGS seems like the fake grading company made especially for me...everything is GEM MINT!
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Glad you like the 51s, Here's a few more Current All Stars
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Here's a few 1993 Upper Deck SP Platinum Power.
Reminded me I want to sell these. I'll be listing the 20-card set in B/S/T https://i.imgur.com/us60DIIl.jpg |
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I'll be sending in a '71 Hank Aaron for grading that should get an 11. :) |
my die-cut masterpieces
A couple of my die-cut masterpieces I made in 1965 with many others. I adhered them at that time inside my fathers scape book he had collected--!
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From a scrapbook I purchased 30 plus years ago. Not completely off topic did anyone else follow the E125 Clark in the last REA? Sold for like 15% of the first time an E125 Clarke was sold by REA. Again a case of a set that is too rare for its own good. I was underbidder and regret not going one more.
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Die-Cuts
Another Jimmie Foxx die-cut...this one a photo from 1924 when he was with Easton.
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Great submissions all. I think we have examples of all the machine cut ones that I know of, except for the 1912 J=K Candy set, but feel free to post something else that hasn't been shown, or even duplicates of previously shown.
Here is another example of an 'activated' Batter Up card. Brian...and nairB, my somewhat backwards friend |
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