Always Something New to Find...

[sb1]

As most of you know I am in the process of auctioning one of the closest to completion E107 sets ever put together. While scanning cards for the next auction, I came across a production oddity that I have not seen before in handling well over 1,000 E107's in my 30+ years of collecting them.

A wet sheet transfer on Ginger Beaumont, creating a very clear ghost image on the back of the card...

[Leon]

It's a little hard to see on the screen. Is it any more clear on the card? I can make out some of it.
Stacked on top of each other at printing?
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[parkplace33]

Agree with Leon, another picture would be helpful. It almost looks like bleed from the front, but hard to tell from that picture.

[sb1]

Yes it's a wet sheet transfer, from the sheet be stacked on the previous sheet. It's a little darker in person, you can see the caption transfer as well(there is no such thing as bleed through)

[parkplace33]

Originally Posted by sb1

Yes it's a wet sheet transfer, from the sheet be stacked on the previous sheet. It's a little darker in person, you can see the caption transfer as well(there is no such thing as bleed through)

Thanks, just very hard to tell from that scan.

[brianp-beme]

I played around with the contrast, etc. to show off the transfer better (perhaps somewhat closer to what it looks like in hand).

Brian