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Post by Vermin King on Feb 7, 2016 17:55:04 GMT -9
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Post by Rhannon on Feb 7, 2016 23:43:45 GMT -9
Great source! thank you very much Vermin King. ;-) Another source for "Imagerie d'Epinal" is Gallica. I don't place a lot of news about paper soldiers' old plates because I think that there isn't a lot of interest here. So I don't like to bore anyone. :-) But if even a few others are interested ... in the years I have collected some images ( only a few thousand ) ... Here in Italy the fans are not many but they did well cataloged. for some italian plates have also done a good job for cleaning up of images. It is interesting to see that 100 years ago often they drew the figures' backs and now today many people think that the back is not useful.
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Post by Vermin King on Feb 8, 2016 4:44:13 GMT -9
In going through those, it seems about 50/50 on backs. I was hoping they would have some of the Napoleanic epinals, but I don't see any
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Post by Rhannon on Feb 8, 2016 5:51:56 GMT -9
In going through those, it seems about 50/50 on backs. I was hoping they would have some of the Napoleanic epinals, but I don't see any Napoleonic plates are very few and not dynamic, humorous though, as some about WW1. If you explain me better what you are looking maybe I can help you. :-)
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Post by Vermin King on Feb 8, 2016 6:00:17 GMT -9
Over at Agence Eureka, Patricia's blog, she has had a few from that era (no backs). I was actually just wanting the props that were with them
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