Let's see some uncut sheets....any sheet from 1887 - 1967

[NATCARD]

Doug the thread says "Let's see some uncut sheets....any sheet from 1887 - 1967". It does not say anything about what I intend to do with them. I apologize if you are looking to buy uncut sheets but the thread does not say what uncut sheets are you selling. I am just following the thread and wanted to show some of the sheets I have that are still in sheet form. I am sorry if this does not interest you. Thanks, Jeff W

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by NATCARD

Doug the thread says "Let's see some uncut sheets....any sheet from 1887 - 1967". It does not say anything about what I intend to do with them. I apologize if you are looking to buy uncut sheets but the thread does not say what uncut sheets are you selling. I am just following the thread and wanted to show some of the sheets I have that are still in sheet form. I am sorry if this does not interest you. Thanks, Jeff W

A thread about uncut sheets would obviously involve people who enjoy uncut sheets, and PROBABLY those same people would be in favor of NOT CUTTING THEM UP.

But I understand your point.

On a vegan website that I frequent, I'm about to post pictures of a wild chicken that runs around my neighborhood. I'm also going to post a link to my website (FriedChickenByDoug.com) where I will be selling pieces of that chicken after I catch it. Just in case anybody is interested.

Doug "if you are interested in the whole chicken, let me know" Goodman

[doug.goodman]

Back to our previously scheduled program...

I forgot I had this 1960 JBR 6 Marusho Bromides display with 3 uncut panels of 80 cards each.

Doug "unlike the chicken, they will remain in one piece" Goodman

[thatkidfromjerrymaguire]

I'm a big fan of seeing uncut sheets, so I've browsed this thread a number of times recently.

I recently added my first uncut cards to my collection (a six card panel of 1952 Bowman) so I figured I would add an image to this thread.

I have a separate thread on the modern board looking for info on whether this is a salesman sample, or just a partial production sheet. Not sure if there is a difference.

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[vintagewhitesox]

1949 Bowman sheet.
The back is not blury, a double strike of the back of each card.


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