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#10
01-22-2005, 10:09 AM
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Caramel boom
Posted By: Scott Elkins
If it wasn't for you talking about your horizontal E-Cards and sending me scans all the time, I probably wouldn't be collecting them now. As you can tell from my post above, I even started collecting them from the 1920's caramel sets, when the earlier ones were not available. I have over 50 horizontal e-cards in my collection now thanks to BCD's influence (which usually is bad, but not in this case). 
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