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11-29-2016, 02:07 PM
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1927 Middy Bread
With the prevalent reprints of the 1927 Middy Bread set around, I'm interested in knowing definitive ways of telling the originals from the reprints that have been cut from the black backgrounds and artificially aged.
Searching the archives, I've read that the "Printed in U.S.A." text on the lower left corner is supposed to be crisp on the originals, but beyond that, I don't have a bunch to go on. I want to purchase a George Sisler from this set for my collection, but want to learn more about them before doing so. Thanks in advance! 
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