Here's my John D. Miller Piedmont 42 - I THINK that it's a "B over D", but it might be a "B"...or just a D...

Confirmed
 

I love handwritten compilation lists like this...I have a few of my own. This Broadleaf black of Wheat can now get its 'X'.

Brian

Omg I am in love. A unicorn if I say so myself. D over B variation with a Pied 42. Absolutely amazing. You can clearly see it with your copy

I absolutely love it guys. Keep them backs coming. Thank you all so much for helping make a complete master list something possible

Andrew, to me it looks like The D on Gregs factory 42 has a couple
of excess ink blobs on the D similar to this Piedmont factory 25 that
has a blob on the left of the D and a piece of the right side has an area
where the ink was blocked giving it the appearance of a B.

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and a PB with excess ink inside the D
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and here's a few more PB B variations
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I guess it should be called D over B variation since the D was the corrected letter.

I have never seen a fully connected B under the D. All have been broken in the middle and the curve of the D is noticeably straighter. If you look at your PB example you can see what looks to be the upper curve of the B extending past the D typeset. It was probably easier to make a small change to a letter than it was to remove and reset rows of type

My B and D. Miller variations:

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Andrew - Check out this thread from a while ago:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=150383

Collins Yellow Elephant exists with a HLC reverse. According to my notes, this makes it available on Piedmont 25 and HLC to date.

Thanks Turner. That is a prime D example. I am going to start a variation thread and see what backs are popping up more now.

Bump this thread for anyone new to the T205's