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Old 04-24-2007, 08:08 PM
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Thanks for the scan of Chance and ? ?

Not enough info on the adjacent card to tell who it might be.

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Old 04-25-2007, 08:38 AM
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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis

I think I figured out the adjacent subject on the right of your SHECKARD card....it's GOODE.

Do you agree ?

Also, what back is on this card ?

Thanks much for your scan of this card......do you have anymore like this ?

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hi brian- how are you?

the pictures are not opening on my work computer, but i have seen the lundgren in person with you. i think this is a huge clue for this discussion, thanks for sharing.

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Old 04-25-2007, 09:32 AM
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Here's a scan of your card with its "twin".

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Hi Michael,
I'm doing great!!! How are you??

Hi Ted,
Yes, Goode is Sheckard's mate.... and he has a Piedmont 150 back.

Be well Brian

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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis

Gee, I have been collecting T206's since 1981; and, these two horizontal O/C cards (Sheckard & Chance) are
the 1st ones I have seen. I wish we could find more of these "horizontals". Enough to piece together a sheet.

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Hi Ted,
I think Art has put 5 cards together, but this is the best I can do...


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Neat stuff.....did you acquire these 5 cards from one source ?


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Yes, from an Ebay seller a few years ago. 15 of the 50 cards I bought had HUGE borders, and 4 were miscut badly side to side. Be well Brian

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After looking over my T206’s the only two cards that have the same consistent shading from top of right shoulder to bottom of image border are Cobb & Schmidt that I see. In fact Cobb’s red port has almost the identical shading. Boss Schmidt comes close but he is darker at the top vs. the image on the Chance card and the shoulders dont quite line up.





Also thought of Dorner, McGlynn and Pickering but the shading doesn't match.

Ted what do you think would either of the above cards fit???

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John,

Chance (Yellow) and Cobb (Red) are two of the six 350/460 superprinted subjects so I am not at all surprised to see them adjacent on a sheet.

Next to them on one side or the other are no doubt Chase (Blue), Chase (Dark Cap), Evers (Yellow) and Matty (Dark Cap).

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JOHN W

Neither cards fit....the jackets don't precisely line up; and, their colors don't either.

The hint of jacket color is not a smooth gray as are the jackets of Cobb or Schmidt.

I'll get my set out tomorrow and try to match the Chance card with.....?

I've had enough of this "Forum" today.....I need a break from it.

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Posted By: Pennsylvania Ted

Magnifying the actual image of this Chance (from the T206museum website), and comparing with the cards in my set,
my guess is Jones. Jones' uniform color matches and the upper point of his right shoulder (when projected across the
Chance pix) lines up with Chance's topmost button on his jersey.

That's my guess.....but, I do not rule out Cobb (if images were arranged alphabetically he would follow in this Series).

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