Ted Z recently discovered that the 350/460 subjects on the American Beauty 460 and Uzit cards are matched pairs and that Broad Leaf 460 and Red Hindu cards are matched pairs.
With all of the extensive work Ted has done on the confirmed front/back combos another matching set has appeared, this time in the 350 Series between American Beauty 350 No Frame and Drum.
If a 350/460 player can be found with an American Beauty 350 No Frame back they should also be found with a Drum back and visa versa.
To date only two players have a confirmed Drum back and not a confirmed AB350 NF:
Berger
Cobb (Bat Off Shoulder)
Only five players have been confirmed with an AB350 NF and not a Drum:
Conroy
Doolan (Batting)
Downey (Batting)
Mullin (w/Bat)
Stahl (Glove Shows)
There are 32 with both AB350 NF and Drum backs confirmed. There 18 with neither back confirmed and this could show they are "No Prints" in both sets.
The chart below shows the set in two groups. The left how the current group stands with confirmed backs and the right how it would look if Berger and the five Drum subjects were confirmed to better illustrate the pattern.
Green = Confirmed..........Yellow = Unconfirmed
Finally about the Cobb (Bat Off)... it is one of the following three:
1) Was printed with an AB 350 NF back and has yet to be confirmed.
2) The Drum example isn't good.
3) It's a "Rule Breaker"
I hope this explanation was clear and I didn't miss anything. I am interested to hear opinions concerning which of the three choices best explains no confirmed American Beauty 350 No Frame Cobb Bat Off Shoulder.