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#13
04-07-2006, 12:39 PM
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95 yr old mystery solved - Nadja origins
Posted By: Joe Jones
This box was stamped 1906 which does not necessarily mean that the cards came in this style of box. The most important news here though is where the company is from and what type of product they made. Thats a neat find leon and I would love to have one myself for display purposes. 
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