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Take a look at the bottom left corner and the black frame line. Is this a scanner 'correction' or a real printing defect? Haven't seen a broken border Shag before, would be interesting if there was a recurring defect there.
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There's also a recurring flaw with part of the bottom of team caption missing. The one on the left also has one of the recurring border breaks. Shaughnessy team print flaw.jpg |
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I'm not aware of any T206 subject that comes like the SGC 7 from jonvancouver if that is indeed not a scanner thing. Lots of small border breaks but that's an unusual 'wave' type of defect. I am no expert on T206, but there are not many T cards with that type of border defect in the non-sport and pugilist realms. |
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There are a few different recurring T206's "wave" type border defects. Steve says that they occur when they attempted to fix a border break. I actually found one similar to the SGC 7 in one of my folders so it is a defect Shaughnessy match.jpg it was probably an attempt to fix this defect Shaughnessy border break.jpg |
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Not to digress too far, but most of the non-baseball border variations work in a different way. This postulation of the wavy fix makes perfect sense to me, I just want to note the different ways these seem to have happened and been fixed. While all the cards were produced by the same associated monopoly groups in the same time, T206 had longer print periods of course. I do hope that one day these subtle clues may all help us put together specific set groupings with shared characteristics that indicate X facility or Y facilities methods. On most of the non-baseball sets the border defects also show evidence of being 'patched', but in a different way. T218-3 Frank Klaus here attached as an illustrative example, from early 1911. I infer this series was probably a Brett contract, where 1911 T206's probably were not (I think you are on to something with the multiple sub-companies and facilities for T206 theory). Klaus comes several ways, with the top border totally normal, the top border having several small gaps in it (multiple variations here, some with 4, some with 2, this one with 5, etc.), and some with the top border complete but what seems to be the correction made here. Instead of a wavy line, it's patched with vertical marks. Difficult to see without magnification or a very close look, but there are several light vertical marks filling in the gaps. Note that the gaps are in different places than the gap card shown in some parts; there are numerous small differences in where the gaps are, I think I'd need like 100 Klaus' in hand to show everything. This same thing happens at the bottom of the Klaus card as well, with 2 gaps that appear 'filled in'. Klaus is only notable in the extreme amount of different versions; I'm just using this one as an example of a broader pattern I have seen in non-sport and pugilist cards. The wavy fix is not something I have observed often with the other T cards by the same folks. They exist, but not nearly as many of them. EDIT: Net54 does not allow high quality images and compresses photos to about ~200kb, but I hope this comes through well enough to convey the difference and message Last edited by Leon; 02-11-2024 at 06:48 AM. |
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Offhand I can’t recall but I am fairly certain it’s not a scanner issue. |
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Pat found another copy of this defect in post 22 to confirm your card is not a scanner issue but indeed a new recurring defect we didn't know about to add to his list. That's pretty cool, thank you for sharing your Shag and finding a new minor variation for the hobby
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One of the very few Southern Leaguers whose signature is relatively easy to find and affordable.
Signed Index Card, from the Dave Hill collection.
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Shag auto
Is there a known signed copy of his t206? Or just cut autos?
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Thank you all for your input wow
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Shag was President of the International League from 1936 to 1960
Here's a 1951 pass I have |
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I am not aware of a signed T206 Shaughnessy. Doesn’t mean one doesn’t exist, but in 20 years of collecting T206 player autographs, on card or otherwise, I have never seen one.
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