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Whenever I questioned Archive about these, I get more and more confused. Some Net54ers are absolutely adamant about the fact that they were factory cut. Yet, in my small sample and the one Leon displayed, they are hand cut on all four sides. On the ones shown below, the top-down hand cutting would make sense, but the side-to-side cutting is perplexing, since there does not appear to be alot of wiggle room (so why would a kid even bother to cut these (side-to-side) if they were already factory cut)???
Lovely Day... LEADER.jpg Last edited by iggyman; 11-02-2010 at 12:02 PM. 
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