Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I was fixing to write some letters, and thought why not Crane. I'd used Crane years ago and always liked their paper. Imagine my surprise when I receive the paper - I used to order this same box set over a decade ago - and discovered that they have started printing "Crane & Co. (c) All Rights Reserved" on the back of the paper. Like it was some kind of a greeting card you bought at Walmart. What? I'd like to believe it's obvious to any shrewd observer that this is fine quality paper (it is) by one of the most reputable stationery houses in the world. Not the least reason is the huge watermarks that Crane paper has always had which are visible in nearly any light. I don't see why it's necessary to ruin this elegant paper with cheap printed branding. Ridiculous, especially if you try to write on the back side of the paper. This doesn't seem to be disclaimed anywhere in the description or even on their website, to add insult to injury.