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#29
05-11-2005, 09:08 AM
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T210 Old Mill Jackson in REA Auction-New Owner's Perspective
Posted By: Scott Forrest
I think it's less likely that this happened with the OBAK's, only because it is evident how much pride went into that product. Sure, they were just pieces of cardboard, but they could have been much "less". The quality of the OBAK set is very impressive and I think that unless a major machinery breakdown occurred, and they were way behind schedule, I doubt they would have sacrificed quality to hand-cut so many cards and ship an inferior product. 
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