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05-31-2005, 12:29 PM
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Removing 1941 Play Ball cards from a scrapbook
Posted By: Chris Counts
I recently acquired some 1941 Play Ball cards that were glued in a scrapbook. I realize that soaking tobacco era cards seems to work fine, but I'm wondering if anybody has had success with Play Balls, particularly '41s. I do have a few '41s (from a different lot) that appear to have been soaked successfully (to remove tape) and have a faint bleach-like smell. Any ideas? 
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05-31-2005, 02:09 PM
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Removing 1941 Play Ball cards from a scrapbook
Posted By: dan mckee
Soak the entire page under regular tap water for a few hours. If it is a water-based glue, than the cards will float off. You can then dry them between 2 heavy books and a soft cloth. This will not work with tape. Dan.
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