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#39
05-13-2012, 05:39 PM
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Oh good, the San Fran cards can be good. Those are obviously quality images and both are not cropped at all.
Unless someone can present a cropped Ruth Candy card that is photo engraved on 20's Fro Joy type paper and does not fluoresce under the black light, we have our culprit. Ever notice the ones that pop up on ebay with the two tone, manufactured aging on the back have cropped images, like the one on ebay now? Half brown and half dark brown...there you go. 
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