"John Battaglia" J-Cards???

[summe...@my-dejanews.com]

Hey there. For years, I ordered my j-cards from a guy in New York City named
John Battaglia. Perhaps a few of you know who I'm talking about... the
j-cards were of very high quality card stock and featured nice black & white
photos of the band and on the area where you'd write the date and venue
info., the cards has 'Live Dead' typeset on them (in a gothic style typeset).
They were particularly popular amongst tape collectors in the early-to-mid
'80s.

Anyway, I need this guy's mailing address (I think it was a Church Street
Station P.O. box #) as well as the price/postage info. for his j-cards.
Thanks.

-------summersong ( summe...@my-dejanews.com ).

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[MLinden346]

>Hey there. For years, I ordered my j-cards from a guy in New York City named
>John Battaglia.

I know of these cards , as i bought several editions at shows i was at. Don't
know Johns current address, but there is a store in Long Island, NY in
Rockville Center called Prime Cuts Emporium , basiclly your Dead Head
supermarket , but they have most of the Edtions put out ( some are long sold
out ) if you want to buy from them and they might also have Johns address to
contact him directly.

Mark

[Cskm]

here's the address from the 2nd edition.
John Battaglia
po box 573
Church Street Station
NY, NY 10008
These are older tape covers so I can't guarantee that the address still works.
prices were as follorw:
$1 per set plus postage depending how many sets you ordered