Can You Show Me 2 Diff 1948 Leaf Layers?

[lampertb]

Bump... hoping someone out there has a decent close-up pic of the 2 different Leaf baseball card layers as visible on the edge because I'm kind of stumped. My old magnifying glass just ain't cutting it with this one.

[buymycards]

I can clearly see the two layers when I have a card under a magnifying lamp. The back layer is the same color of gray as the back of the card and the front layer is a whitish color.

[lampertb]

Extremely helpful images - thank you!
Richard

[steve B]

Very nice pics. I need a bit of practice to get that good.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by buymycards

I can clearly see the two layers when I have a card under a magnifying lamp. The back layer is the same color of gray as the back of the card and the front layer is a whitish color.

Hi Rick

Excellent photo....thanks for posting it.

Here are two cards in my 1949 LEAF collection, which suggest to us that the fronts and backs were most likely printed on separate sheets. Then the two sheets
were pasted together. My Feller and Sid Gordon Wrong-backs are not that rare. Multiple cards of all 49 subjects in the 2nd series (SP) can be found with Wrong
backs


Hey guys
Please refer to these cards as 1949 LEAF's.

PSA is all screwed-up....this set of 98 cards was NEVER issued in 1948. And, the term "1948/1949" is also INCORRECT.







TED Z

T206 Reference
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[buymycards]

I love the way Sid Gordon's bat goes all the through the border.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by buymycards

I love the way Sid Gordon's bat goes all the through the border.

Hey Rick

Check-out the Reiser card with his bat looking as if it's going to pop out of the picture.







TED Z

T206 Reference
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[RedsFan1941]

as has been covered and documented before on this board, this set was referred to as being issued in 1948 long before a company called PSA was even in existence.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by RedsFan1941

as has been covered and documented before on this board, this set was referred to as being issued in 1948 long before a company called PSA was even in existence.

Hey Smart-@SS

Then explain to every one on this forum why both PSA and SGC correctly identify these 1949 LEAF Premiums, but cannot correctly label the 1949 LEAF cards on their flips ? ?

These Premiums were in the same Vendors boxes that contained the 1949 LEAF BB wax-packs. I know this for a fact (and so do many veteran BB card collectors) since we
collected these cards (and Premiums) back in 1949.

I will reiterate what I said above...."PSA is all screwed-up" regarding the 1949 LEAF BB set. And, the same goes for SGC.



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Sorry Folks for my "out-burst" here....but, this character has a habit of questioning everything I post on this forum. And, 100 % of the time he is totally uninformed
on the subject matter. Never adds anything meaningful to the discussion. I've had enough of his crap, it has become tiresome.


TED Z

T206 Reference
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