One of my mini collections are Die Cuts. My quick research shows Die Cuts were originally called
Scraps and were around as early as the 1800's.
There were quite a few baseball "Scraps" in the late 1890's and early Twentieth Century
While I don't have any original Scraps, here is a reprint card of HOF'er
Jess Haines
My die cuts started with the deckle edge
All shapes and sizes
Lots of Heroes
Jersey Die Cut
This is my 10th in this series
Yes Father I got this on Ebay
Probably technically not a die cut but I like it
I thought i should show at least one bubble card
I actually hung this on my tree one year.
Happy Holidays a little early.
I like that Chipper pennant.
ReplyDeleteTHe Christmas ornament ones from PAcific were a really neat idea. I also really like the Fleer Club 3000s
ReplyDeleteGreat variety! Love the Studio Hard Hats and the Diamond Cuts.
ReplyDeleteGiven how many die-cuts have come out just since the 1990's, you'll probably never run out of cards to collect.
ReplyDeleteI like that Foxes advertising card too. I'm trying to think of any die-cuts from the '80s but am coming up blank.
ReplyDeleteI've come around on die-cuts - I used to not be a huge fan, but a lot of 'em grab my attention now. That Diamond Cuts one is excellent & I hadn't seen those before.
ReplyDelete(Got your package yesterday by the way, thanks for another great heap of cardboard!!)