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#16
05-09-2007, 10:32 PM
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ACC modification
Posted By: leon
I will second what Daniel said. When I think of "handcut" I think of cards that were sold in strips and cut by folks that bought them ie strip cards...and Zeenuts w/coupons with the coupons being handcut. I think everyone realizes some processes were probably crude back in the 1910's....I do agree a lot of 19th century stuff (N172,N403,E223 etc..) looks handcut too....I have shown these recently but this is classic hand cut, imo...taken from original collection.. 
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