Cards

Two Women Boxing Collage – Assorted Note Cards and Envelopes. ISBN 0811813304. Folding stiff cardboard case with velcro closure-6 5/16″ x 5 1/4″ when closed; assorted cards and envelopes inside. This is a steal of a price for this Vintage card set-other sites sell this set for $475.00!! Box is in fine new condition. Contents new and immaculate; flawless. There are 20 notecards and 20 envelopes. 4 cards each of 5 different designs, see pictures for designs. These boxes were hand assembled and filled – by the 'Two Women Boxing' (see below). All impeccable. Established by Julie Cohn and her unnamed friend in 1983 in Dallas, TX, Two Women Boxing was a small commercial art and graphics company. Cohn says their first project “involved making very labor-intensive edition boxes for a photographer; I told my partner we should call it (the company) 'Two Women Boxing'. It stuck.” The company has been closed since the late nineties, though Cohn continues to work in the graphic design field, under her name. Though the TWB products were always popular, neither Cohn nor, apparently, anyone else is exactly sure why these items are so much in demand as collectibles – it's been a natural and organic process, though the artful skills of the pair, and the current extreme rarity of their output, are certainly major elements in that equation. See all pictures as these are a part of the advertisement.

Two Women Boxing Collage – Assorted Note Cards and Envelopes. ISBN 0811813304. Folding stiff cardboard case with velcro closure-6 5/16″ x 5 1/4″ when closed; assorted cards and envelopes inside. This is a steal of a price for this Vintage card set-other sites sell this set for $475.00!! Box is in fine new condition. Contents new and immaculate; flawless. There are 20 notecards and 20 envelopes. 4 cards each of 5 different designs, see pictures for designs. These boxes were hand assembled and filled – by the 'Two Women Boxing' (see below). All impeccable. Established by Julie Cohn and her unnamed friend in 1983 in Dallas, TX, Two Women Boxing was a small commercial art and graphics company. Cohn says their first project “involved making very labor-intensive edition boxes for a photographer; I told my partner we should call it (the company) 'Two Women Boxing'. It stuck.” The company has been closed since the late nineties, though Cohn continues to work in the graphic design field, under her name. Though the TWB products were always popular, neither Cohn nor, apparently, anyone else is exactly sure why these items are so much in demand as collectibles – it's been a natural and organic process, though the artful skills of the pair, and the current extreme rarity of their output, are certainly major elements in that equation. See all pictures as these are a part of the advertisement.