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[Peter_Spaeth]

Leon you did miss it, see for example post 167.

"You are trying to deceive, plain and simple."

Not that I am defending the guy or his absurd rants....

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Leon you did miss it, see for example post 167.

"You are trying to deceive, plain and simple."

Not that I am defending the guy or his absurd rants....

I didn't really want to post again in this thread but no, I didn't see that, Peter. In that case I agree with you on both points. best regards

[Buythatcard]

The only place a reprint belongs is in the garbage. The few times that a reprint has crossed my path, I tore it up and threw it away.

[bh3443]

Does anyone know who was behind making those Dover reprint books way back? We all saw the potential problems of reprints even way back then!
Just curious who was behind this Dover Reprint thing that has turned into an un-controlllable monster all these years later!

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by bh3443

Does anyone know who was behind making those Dover reprint books way back? We all saw the potential problems of reprints even way back then!
Just curious who was behind this Dover Reprint thing that has turned into an un-controlllable monster all these years later!

As I remember it, I think it was Bert Sugar.

[Matthew H]

Originally Posted by bh3443

Does anyone know who was behind making those Dover reprint books way back? We all saw the potential problems of reprints even way back then!
Just curious who was behind this Dover Reprint thing that has turned into an un-controlllable monster all these years later!

It was Bert Sugar. I loved those books, when I was 7, they turned me on to old cards. Other than sharing the same image, they were nothing like the originals; the way reprints should be.