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My covers were of similar design - I don't have scans handy. I also had a few cards cut from notebook covers - from what I remember, the cards and the covers were all thinner stock than the 'real' E95 and E96 cards.
I bought two of my covers from Frank Ward, so you might want to send him a PM.
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