Display card with interactive imagery and method of producing same
AssigneeThe Upper Deck Company
InventorWarren F. Molee
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AssigneeThe Upper Deck Company
InventorWarren F. Molee
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A display card is provided on one surface thereof with two images which appear to an observer to be interacting. One of the images is provided on the card by quality ink printing such as lithography. At least a portion of this image occupies but only a portion of a prescribed field of view on the card. The second image, which occupies substantially all of the remainder of the field of view, is provided by a plastic coating adhered to the card and having a reflection-type hologram embossed therein. The holographic image circumscribes and touches at every possible point that portion of the printed image occupying a portion of the field of view. The method of making the display card comprising ink printing one image and adhering the plastic coating bearing the hologram on the card in a manner to circumscribe that portion of the printed image which occupies the field of view. Adherence of the plastic coating is preferably accomplished with a heated metal die having a relief area corresponding to that portion of the printed image which occupies a portion of the field of view.
A display card depicting a composite image comprising:
A method of producing a display card depicting a composite image comprising the steps of:
A method of producing a display card depicting a composite image comprising the steps of:
A method of producing a display card depicting a composite image comprising the steps of:
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