A big box of Scott Mobile Offset paper. Inside were eight sheets fourteen inches square and two of them unfold to twenty-eight inch mini
posters. Take the lid off and the first one displays the perforation (two of
the circles) and die-cut potential of the paper. The op-art poster shows off
the folding quality. What I liked about the box was the cover: a printers
make-ready sheet. You don’t normally see these wonderful color designs outside
of a printers because they are just printed to check the inks and plate
positions so they run through the press several times to get things right
before the proper print run.
