Thanks, Steve


And, here's "poor man's" St Louis Demmitt....why spend big bucks for a T206 Demmitt
when you can have the same image with this reasonably priced card :)



http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9bfaeab1.jpg



TED Z
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Nice card Ted - I love that you can still make out New York under the St.L.

I have been wondering which of the T216 Kotton reverses is the rarest of the 3types, or is there no noticeable scarcity between them?

Rarest is Never Go Out with no factory number, then the factory 11, then the factory 4.

Pete, why do you refer to them as "controversial" blank backs?

I See nothing controversial about them...I am convinced they are t216... but there are others here who do not.

They are only controversial to people who don't have the knowledge. Here are some I used to own.,..

I'm still confused, what is the controversy?

The controversy he speaks of is probably, "how do we know they are T216 if they have blank backs since several other sets use the same images"?

Oh. Well, I didn't want to spark that debate. Thanks.

speaking of
 

Speaking of thin paper no factory Kottons........Jerry

Never go out
 

No wonder they are scarce. Jerry has them all. :)

If anyone knows the current whereabouts of the T216 Kotton Tobacco - Jennings
card (see pic above) that Leon had in his old collection, kindly let me know. It would fit so nicely into the back run of this Jennings pose I am working on.
Val
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