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#11
08-17-2010, 08:22 PM
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On the 1937 Doerr, one way to differentiate the type 4 is that there is no "Litho in USA" in the lower corner, since Type 4 "creamy" stock paper was used for the Canadian issued set for '37. The reason I know this is because I just went through the same thing with the Carl Hubbell last month.
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