Post: Post Reply: if they could be viewed online, that would be best by birdi

Original Message: if they could be viewed online, that would be best

I don't need to own a copy of The Bead Goes On if the bead cards were viewable online.
If someone was to put them on a photo hosting website, we could all see them.
I mentioned the Africamuseum in Belgium because the Sick Co. bead catalog shown by the Picards is located there. They say it is a printed catalog, so I don't believe it is actual bead cards.
The Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam has actual beads sewn onto cards if I understand correctly. These are the 197 cards I would like to see in larger version.
Since these 197 bead cards are very important to bead researchers and collectors, it seems logical they be made viewable by as many people as possible.
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Original Message: if they could be viewed online, that would be best
I don't need to own a copy of The Bead Goes On if the bead cards were viewable online. If someone was to put them on a photo hosting website, we could all see them. I mentioned the Africamuseum in Belgium because the Sick Co. bead catalog shown by the Picards is located there. They say it is a printed catalog, so I don't believe it is actual bead cards. The Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam has actual beads sewn onto cards if I understand correctly. These are the 197 cards I would like to see in larger version. Since these 197 bead cards are very important to bead researchers and collectors, it seems logical they be made viewable by as many people as possible. Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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