T206 George Browne Washington

[steve B]

The sheet should have had a good margin all around. Probably about 3/4-7/8 of an inch most of which would have been trimmed off.

so not only is a wide top or bottom margin possible, but extra wide side margins too. I think someone showed a SC with the factory number at the side of the back.

Steve B

[FrankWakefield]

Well a big bottom border would normally show the frame of the image from the card below it...

There's no reason the card images would have been printed off center on however big of a sheet of card stock it was on which they were printed. I'd think, for the sake of the printer and for whoever was going to cut the cards, the cards would be centered on the card stock.

[3-2-count]

Hi Scott. Not to derail your thread, but the discussion of large top borders got my attention and I'd like to share some pics. I was attracted to these because of the large top borders alone. No print is evident on the top of any of them.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by 3-2-count

Hi Scott. Not to derail your thread, but the discussion of large top borders got my attention and I'd like to share some pics. I was attracted to these because of the large top borders alone. No print is evident on the top of any of them.

Tony, Hannifan is one of the ones I've seen before with a big top border and no print from the card above.

Frank - I admit, I haven't seen many (if any) with big bottom borders and no print.

[Ronnie73]

Tony, I would think those cards were from the top of a sheet. Other cards with less border end up showing a name at the top of the card. Your cards almost don't even look real. I realize that we may never know the actual placement on a sheet until one shows up but its interesting to talk about the possibilities even if theres no real proof.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Ronnie73

Tony, I would think those cards were from the top of a sheet. Other cards with less border end up showing a name at the top of the card. Your cards almost don't even look real. I realize that we may never know the actual placement on a sheet until one shows up but its interesting to talk about the possibilities even if theres no real proof.

Ron - take a look at the posts on the previous page.

Also, there are board members who have shown an interest in figuring out card placement. I haven't noticed them discussing placement based on wide borders but I'm sure it's crossed their minds.

[atx840]

Not my card.*