Business Card Terminology

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How to understand the terminology of business card collecting; get expert tips and advice on dealing with business cards in this free instructional video.

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"For Expert Village.com, this is Jason Freedman. In this clip we will be talking about business card terminology. Business card collecting like any other hobby has its own set of special language that is helpful to know and here are some terms that would be good for you to understand an aptronym describes the type of card whose owners name is very similar to the vocation on its card. For instance, a gentleman whose name is Ashley who is a chimney sweeper and a guy named Joe Clutch Bukowski who is an auto mechanic. Those sorts of cards are acronyms. A calling card; calling cards were the original business cards. They actually were personal for nobility in 17th Century France. Cameo, it was also known as an embossed image pressing in an image into the paper, so that it lies either above or below the surface of the card. A diecut card is a card that is cut in irregular shape. A drogin; drogin are cards that are particularly sought after by collectors. They are designed by an artist named Marc Drogin. His cards have cartoon like characters and the lettering is all done by hand."

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