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#12
09-14-2004, 06:13 PM
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See-through Goudeys?
Posted By: Chuck Ross
This wet sheet transfer effect is also very common in Goudey's Indian Gum cards and the Sea Raiders and Jungle Gum sets by World Wide Gum. These are all very similar in style and card stock to the baseball cards being produced by Goudey at the same time. (Of course World Wide was owned by the same people that owned Goudey so they were probably using the same processes and maybe even the same equipment). 
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