Hears a link with information on their inkjet and laserjet decal paper and how to do it. I'm willing to give it a try. The paper is kind of expensive, but worth a try. I'm still amazed by the ability of the mfrs to produce these so long ago, and we have to resort to advance technology to recreate them.
http://mcgpaper.com/craftpapers.html
I took some photos just to give a better view, but they're small format, I forgot that my camera was set for that, so as to make posted photos more post-able.
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