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Music Rolls on Coloured Paper
By Adam G. Ramet

Rob Deland's great article yesterday on Music Roll History commented on
the thicker paper used in Connorized rolls.  I wonder if anyone can tell
me why Chase and Baker cut some of their rolls on grey paper?  I have a
few Chase and Baker 65-note rolls cut from this stuff.  It has the colour
of graphite and has a similar shine.  The few people I have asked over
the years are as puzzled as I am.  Apart from Welte and QRS Xmas rolls,
how common are rolls on coloured papers?  I saw a 65-note roll cut on
dark green paper once.  Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Adam G. Ramet


(Message sent Tue 29 Apr 1997, 10:48:27 GMT, from time zone GMT+0100.)

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