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#19
04-04-2012, 06:26 PM
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Echo Patrick--
I was surprised it took a dozen posts to point out what Patrick did:
The Sanella is hardly a card at all, while Goudey is your definition of thick cardboard-- Don't get me wrong; I like the Sanella, and I still have one, my first Ruth. But the paper stock, more than the overabundance of them or the German text, is the reason I don't value it as much. I agree, though: it is a great image of Ruth. Doug 
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