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It is refreshing to see such a rare item on eBay at this time of year when pickings are mighty slim. This diecut is, I feel, one of the designs originally exported only to Canada in 1935, and is exceedingly rare. The one shown on page 171 is from another collection. I only acquired one for the collection sometime around 2018 - thirty long years after I began collecti...


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This is not a vintage item. It was produced in 2003 under license from Beistle by a now-defunct party goods manufacturer. See page 154 for more information. It has little collectible value.


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When I first saw this listing I was immediately enthralled. I knew it was a previously unknown invitation produced by Hallmark - and I wanted it! However, my enthusiasm dimmed when I saw its condition. Although sometimes there is a true trade-off between condition and scarcity, I felt this was too badly compromised to add to the collection. Given that it sold for nex...


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I was interested in bidding on this Rust Craft item, but when I looked more closely at it I was afraid that the greetings card may have been trimmed. It is hard to be sure, but I was concerned enough that I decided to pass. It ended at a value for exceeding what I thought the card was worth. If the buyer is a reader, please let me know if it appears trimmed in person...


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It is hard to find a copy of this 1934 Dennison publication in decent condition. Relatively few of these were printed as the Great Depression had tightened its icy grip on the nation at that time. (In fact, Dennison ceased printing this last of the Bogie Book cousins after the next year.) This copy may be one of the best I’ve seen. But, the price is stultifying. I fe...


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