Help Identifying Baker Card +

[christopher.herman]

Originally Posted by Steve_NY

(No time to scan them before this year's National but when I return):

Best and thanks again for any advice you may offer, Steve

Frustrating post w/o scans, Steve. You had time to measure them and write this lengthy post but not to scan three little strip cards which could have been scanned all together in one pass on the scanner.

My "advice" would be to wait until you have scans to post.

BTW, they sound like W514's.

Good luck at the National.

Christopher

Helpful resource here as well: http://www.oldcardboard.com/cardSetList.asp?GroupID=4

[Steve_NY]

Chris, Sorry , -- but I have never scanned an item before. I am still from the old school. I promise I will learn how to do it when I get back from Baltimore. But nothing like W514s. I know all of the regular suspects. The name is actually 1'2 inch into the picture.

Just wait for the picture.

If I finish getting ready for the show before Monday, I'll see if I can learn it quickly. It's new technology for me.

[christopher.herman]

Steve, no apology necessary.

Everyone here is at the ready w/ ID help but w/o scans, it's just a frustrating guessing game.

I get absolutely mental on the BST side when I see posts for cards w/o clear (or any, for that matter) scans. Or the seller says "scans to be posted later".

In order to BST on the interweb now, a quality scanner has become a prerequisite.

I will certainly stop by your booth (and the others here) to support a fellow Net54er.

Christopher.

[Steve_NY]

Actualy, just got a new printer with scan, copy, and fax capabilities. When I figure out how to use it, I'll send alonng copies of all 3 cards.

[Steve_NY]

Actualy, just got a new printer with scan, copy, and fax capabilities. When I figure out how to use it, I'll send alonng copies of all 3 cards.