Rotograph orignal circa 1904-1911 cast iron/metal 48 postcard revolving store display

[Michael Peich]

A fabulous find, Jim, and thanks for sharing it. Congratulations!

Cheers, Mike

[T206Jim]

Here is a photo from a better angle. The postcards fit precisely with just a little wiggle room, each tray could hold approximately ten cards with the ends projecting so they could easily be grasped by a prospective buyer. Just think of the possibility of a section of this filled with PC782s!

Jeff do you have a copy of your article on PC782s you authored for Old Cardboard a while back? If so please send me a copy, I think you have my email.

Thanks,
Jim

[TCMA]

Wow, that is fantastic! Speaking of rotograph postcards, are you aware of any baseball rotograph postcards currently for sale out there anywhere?

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by TCMA

Wow, that is fantastic! Speaking of rotograph postcards, are you aware of any baseball rotograph postcards currently for sale out there anywhere?

No, but you could grab the Dead Presidents...

http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...x?itemid=38846

[T206Jim]

Here is a Rotograph team composite postcard repatriated to its natural habitat. I'll bet there hasn't been a similar confluence in over a century.

[WillowGrove]

So cool! Congrats Jim!

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by T206Jim

Jeff do you have a copy of your article on PC782s you authored for Old Cardboard a while back? If so please send me a copy, I think you have my email.

Thanks,
Jim

I think so, I'll look when I get home tonight.

[Jaybird]

Originally Posted by Bicem

I think so, I'll look when I get home tonight.

Also available for sale on old cardboard web site.

http://www.oldcardboard.com/misc/issue28/issue28.asp

[Bicem]

Probably the best option, I don't have a digital copy.

[T206Jim]

Thanks for checking Jeff, I'll order one off of Old Cardboard.