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    #1

    Carl Forster & Graf EK11 packet

    Posting on behalf of member Shane, what looks like a half size EK11 Carl Forster & Graff packet.

    I like it.

    Allan
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    Last edited by Allan P.; 10-01-2017, 10:23 AM.
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    Sorry can't seem to rotate these pictures, they are ok on my pc, but not when I post.

    Remember these..........
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      #3
      Ek2 packet

      Now were in the story do these fit in never seen these before and cant find any others either

      Shane

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        #4
        These are some of a hoard of Carl Forster & Graf packets that were found a few years back.

        Some collectors viewed them with suspiscion when found.

        See the pinned thread on these packets.

        Allan
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          #5
          The small packet that strated this thread is made out of the standard size (big) packet. When you cut and fold it in the right way you get this. The seem seen on the back of the packet is the side fold when it is the standard size packet.

          You can do this to all standard size packets, but why do this. With CF&G packets it may bring more money as it is a small and never seen before packet. I say made post war to fool a collector.

          Regards, Thomas

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            #6
            Originally posted by Thomas H View Post
            The small packet that strated this thread is made out of the standard size (big) packet. When you cut and fold it in the right way you get this. The seem seen on the back of the packet is the side fold when it is the standard size packet.

            You can do this to all standard size packets, but why do this. With CF&G packets it may bring more money as it is a small and never seen before packet. I say made post war to fool a collector.

            Regards, Thomas
            All good points Thomas.

            What do you think of the 'age' of the packet? Not like the pristine packets we normally see.

            Allan
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              #7
              Ek2

              Some good points raised if any uk members want a hands on look just drop me a pm. Thanks to Allan for posting 🖒

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                #8
                all of these are not in perfect condition.


                The first one posted is cut down, it's done by hand and not very good either.

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                  Originally posted by Thomas H View Post
                  The small packet that strated this thread is made out of the standard size (big) packet. When you cut and fold it in the right way you get this. The seem seen on the back of the packet is the side fold when it is the standard size packet.

                  You can do this to all standard size packets, but why do this. With CF&G packets it may bring more money as it is a small and never seen before packet. I say made post war to fool a collector.

                  Regards, Thomas
                  On looking at Shane's packet you can clearly see the cut mark on the fold, bottom right hand corner.

                  Allan
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