Jeff Edelstein of the Trentonian found some old T59 Tobacco cards at a flea market. Unfortunately, they were all glued to some cardboard. This did not deter Jeff. Watch this video to see what he did to rectify the situation.
I might have to try that on a couple of my cards. Hell, I did it all the time when I collected stamps. What's the worst that could happen?
I have no idea how to create pages but I'll figure it out eventually godammit
2 comments:
That was an amazing find. I used to collect stamps also and did the same thing.Back in those days they may have used a flour/water paste which is perfect for soaking off.
Thanks for the link. I watched and read the article and I don't think I personally believe boiling a card to do that is deceptive. Other than removing a part that didn't belong to begin with, I don't see anything being altered. I have a few cards that obviously got wet and one time. They are warped and no longer have that nice smooth finish, but I assume they were not press dried, but rather left out in the open to curl and wrinkle.
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