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#25
07-04-2008, 10:36 PM
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Postcards taking off?
Posted By: Paul
Hi Lee. Leon, Frank, & others on this board have studied & handled more cards than I could ever dream of at this time. They know their stuff. I know a thing or two about Novelty Cutlery cards myself. Here's a digital picture of what the printing needs to look like under a microscope for your Novelty Cutlery Cobb to have any chance to be authentic for that time period. Notice the dark rim around the ink. Premium or not, the printing still needs to be vintage. A 50x microscope will do the job. 
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