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Old 02-01-2015, 04:28 PM
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Newspaper and periodical based cutout cards have a tradition going back at least to the 1930s.

1936 Detroit Times Babe Ruth:



1936 Chicago American Joe DiMaggio 'rookie':



1949 Philadelphia Bulletin Richie Ashburn 'rookie':



Dell Comics Al Rosen:



1960 Los Angeles Examiner Koufax and Snider:



To each his own, of course, but when clearly intended to be cut as a card, I personally consider them to be cards. There is definitely a market for them, just as there is for strip cards.

There is also a market for vintage cuts from newspapers and other periodicals apart from the card debate. Usually for player specialists. I have a collection of clipped photos of my cousin, including this cartoon:

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