On Jan 1, 2017, martini wrote:
Greetings Tom & Bill;
Happy and Healthy New Year to both of you.

Years ago when I used to visit Edwin during the Supreme Magic days conventions,
I was fortunate to see a lot of the operation and its printing and screening department.

Edwin used a stock known as Bristle Board for most of those great card stock props.
This board was very common in the U.K. but almost unheard of here. Supreme did a lot of
its silk screening and laminating in house, but shipped some jobs out to retired printers
nearby who used processes that today are not even used anymore.

Take a card or two with you to some of the bigger art supply centers in major cities
near where you live and explain that you are looking for Bristle Board like this. Once they
have it in hand, they may have the exact material for you or something very close.

It is a bit sad that as our technology expands with our modern times, that we often
lose the things that have worked for so long in the past.

I just checked in one of my notebooks from the old Supreme days, and saw that I had
made a note that Bristle board was used by many sign painters back then, so check with some
old time sign painters and they might be able to point you in the right direction.

I realize this post may not give you an exact supplier, but hopefully the info
will put you on the right track to find it, or an alternative here in the states.

All the Best
Marty