cover paper type, again

[Ola Martinsson]

Hi Sigvald !


Thanks for answering me (you too Olivier) but you seem to have 
misunderstood me. As I say in my first mail I'm talking about the same 
issue e.g. #3 1954 with two different types of paper in the cover. The 
usual type is glossy (blank in Swedish) on the surface of the cover 
paper. But there exists a few known copies with a dull (matt in Swedish) 
surface on the cover paper. And I really mean a few ! Maybe 10 ! And, 
(as I say in my first mail in more detail), you have #2 1949 that has 
two different types of cover paper of which both seem to have been 
printed about the same amount of comics with.

Ola in a sunny Stockholm and spring is on the way


> To your question: various paper-quality has been used in the covers of
> enclosures to the Norwegian Donald Duck & Co the last few years. The
> variation is only among various issues. I don't know if that's some kind of
> experiments to see how various types of paper-quality works out, or if it's
> done to make some enclosures extra special.
> 
> Sigvald :-)
> 
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