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#12
10-30-2020, 10:18 PM
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Interesting card.
Impression cylinder stuff is usually the entire image. It would be a little surprising if the only brown on Murray was the name and team, but that looks like it. A wet sheet transfer in the factory can be nearly as clear and solid as a cylinder transfer under the right conditions. Like the new kid leaning on a stack of finished sheets.... usually only a few get wrecked. But if the plate has already been removed..... I wouldn't possibly know how much trouble the new kid might be in... 
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