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10-09-2012, 01:39 PM
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A lot can be done with curent technology, but it always leaves a trace of what it is. Maybe not visible in a scan, but it's there.
The rubber stamped stuff is probably the easiest, but geting it exactly right would be difficult. The one that amazes me the most at how much recognition it gets is toy town. It's just the rubber stamp from a game that was available when the cards were current. A tiny toy post office complete with tiny letters and stamps and a toy town rubber stamp to cancel the stamps. It could get stamped on anything, and like most stuff for kids probably did. Steve B 
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