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Re: A new scan for 371 (some proof?)
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 8 Apr 2000 10:30:50 GMT
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Mark Koesel wrote:
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> "Michael Huffman" <mhuffman@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> > They are printed, with the same 'feel' as the 331/332/333
> > instructions. They don't feel like they were printed out on a
> > color printer on glossy paper -- say at Kinko's or something --
> > they're very much have an 'old' feel to them.
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> Which suggests that maybe they were created by someone at TLG,
> perhaps. Or perhaps the person who created them simply had access
> to high end printing equipment at the time. It is a curious, I
> admit.
It's impossible. If we are talking about the 60's, only possible way to
make this thing printed is huge offset printing machinery, which for
sure owned by some other company that works for TLC, not the TLC itself.
That is still true, paper media printed outside of the TLC even today.
(look at the fine print on page:
http://www.brickshelf.com/scans/catalogs/1984/c84me/c84me-32.html )
Besides, if this had been done by a freak of that time as a unique
piece, it should also be the most expensive printed material, since
offset printing needs too much pre processing (such as color separation
and die preparation) which were really expensive and hard work before
the computer age.
In brief, if it is really an old piece (I mean before the mid 80's), it
MUST BE AUTHENTIC since it's almost impossible otherwise, since printing
only a copy of something in color was plain crazy at that times..
Selçuk
Selçuk
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| "Michael Huffman" <mhuffman@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:392592E1.D493EE...ing.com... (...) No need for an apology, I too meant no offense nor hostility. I was just making my stance clear, that's all :) (...) Which suggests that maybe they (...) (24 years ago, 19-May-00, to lugnet.general)
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