Kopeefun Magic Transfer paper used to copy Cheesecake Images from Comic Books (Gasp!) 0 ▲ Dull Tool Dim Bulb 1 hour ago · Writing · hide · 0 comments For better or worse this is an art blog. I include in that technological advances in the transfer of art like silly putty (press it on the page and it picks up any image) and these KOPEEFUN transfer sheets designed to copy any image by rubbing on the the magic paper on top of any image. Now I don't think the kind folks at Woolworth's intended our little KOPEEFUN consumer to use this paper to copy hot, pre-code comic babes! Maybe the older brother got into the pack? I think this is what the copyright statement means when they say not to be stored "in any retrieval system." If ever there was a retrieval system it was KOPEEFUN. These examples I found carefully preserved in a package from 1941. As you can see, the manufacturer had numerous suggestions for use. Well...I'm just glad our little wicked rubber had "extra sheets" They say the first application of any new technology is to be to fiddle around with the female form. Books, Photography, Film, Video, Digital. They were all used to… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.