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Neither of these great Crane papers have been made for almost 20 years now and I've only found one source of the DB (converted into pad form) and none of the OM at all. Would like either but really prefer the Old Money. It came as stationery sets and was also sold separately in reams and envelopes. Wish I'd thought to buy myself a ream when I was buying sets for my Mom! The paper is water-marked "Old Money". Anyone have some they don't want anymore? Willing to buy but might also trade. PM me if you're interested. Thanks!

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I had some Old Money years ago - one of the first things I bought from overseas. Still remember faxing my credit card details and order to Crane and Co. No such thing as paypal or any of that back then. I will rummage through the stationery cupboard and see if I can find any. I suspect it is all gone. Was a great sheet for FP.

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I had some Old Money years ago - one of the first things I bought from overseas. Still remember faxing my credit card details and order to Crane and Co. No such thing as paypal or any of that back then. I will rummage through the stationery cupboard and see if I can find any. I suspect it is all gone. Was a great sheet for FP.

 

Thamks Pete! Maybe I'll ask my Mom if she still has any... she can't write letters anymore.

 

Thanks Ehoh, the (DB) pads I mentioned are on eBay and appear to have been printed with a design. Also, I'm a little gun-shy with eBay...

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Is this what you are looking for, http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=crane+stationery+levi&_sacat=0&_sop=1&_odkw=crane+stationery&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313

 

 

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I have a box of Crane "Old Money" - 20 sheets of stationery and 20 envelopes. There is a slight indentation (pen-point sized) in the top, left hand corner of each sheet, but otherwise all is pristine. Let me know if you are still interested.

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I have a box of Crane "Old Money" - 20 sheets of stationery and 20 envelopes. There is a slight indentation (pen-point sized) in the top, left hand corner of each sheet, but otherwise all is pristine. Let me know if you are still interested.

 

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I just stumbled on a box of Old Money note cards and envelopes at a garage sale. Stone Zebra, I sent you a PM.

 

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