"Pictures are worth 1000 words"....therefore, I have constructed these scans of the
350/460 series subjects in order to illustrate how the mutually-exclusive 460-type backs
in this series resulted from American Lithographic separating these 63 subjects into two print groups.
Group A of the
350/460 series includes
35 subjects printed and issued with these four 460-type backs (circa..late 1910 > early 1911).
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Factory #25 VA ......................... Factory#42 N.C.
Conversely, these 35 subjects were
NOT PRINTED with....
AMERICAN BEAUTY 460....
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Group A
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Group B
Group B of the
350/460 series includes
28 subjects printed and issued with these two 460-type backs (circa..Feb-Mar 1911).
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Conversely, these 28 subjects were
NOT PRINTED with....
SWEET CAPORAL 460 Factory 25....
SWEET CAPORAL 460 Factory 42....
red HINDU....
BROAD LEAF 460
Furthermore.....please note my use of the word "
subjects " (instead of cards). We do not actually know how many cards were printed on a standard size sheet. These group
numbers (35 and 28 subjects) are rather small. It is very likely that the Group A subjects were Double-Printed, or even Triple-Printed on a standard size sheet. I have several
350/460 series T206's with double-same-names (indicative of vertically Double-Printed cards). This same multiple printing format applies to the Group B subjects.
Note
The
LENOX brand....so far, 43 of these 63 subjects have been confirmed with the LENOX back. I haven't included LENOX in this analysis since a discernible pattern isn't quite
evident at this time. It's still a work in progress.
Your inputs on anything related to this subject are appreciated.
TED Z
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