Mis-Cut T207s .........

[mybuddyinc]

Many a thread has been done on mis-cut T206s, double names, ghosts etc. All of which I find extremely fascinating.

Just wondering if anyone would like to share their mis-cut T207s.

Here are two to start:

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Balckburne isn't to extreme, by any means, but I find it odd that there is no name on top. Maybe a top of sheet card ??

Williams, on the other hand, is quite ...................

Fun, fun, Scott

[brianp-beme]

I haven't noticed a lot of T207 miscuts. It seems like, percentage-wise, they are a lot less prevalent than what is seen in the T206 issue. Then again, there are so many more T206 cards that were printed, so maybe it is just a numbers game.

Here is the closest that I have. Not too crazy of a miscut, but I like to take advantage of any chance to show off my cool Buck Barker writing on back Cycle card of Hoff.

Brian

[sb1]

Used to have these two...

[Bliggity]

Two of my favorites in my T207 collection. Not sure if they're technically miscut since they may have been cut correctly on a mis-oriented sheet, but we'll go with it

[Exhibitman]

[frohme]

My contributions, two of which show that the sheet layout of T207 was like the known Obak sheet:

Adams (front)


Bradley (back)


Reulbach


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Mike

[mybuddyinc]

Mike,

That Bradley is extremely interesting, thanks for sharing.

Had no idea how "different" T207 back layouts where.

Now I have to find one ......

Also enjoy the "double" name examples !!!

Fun, fun, Scott

[Luke]

Great thread idea! I thought I had two, but so far can only find this Chalmers:

[Jobu]

Still love that Bradley - was waiting to see it show up here.

Originally Posted by frohme

My contributions, two of which show that the sheet layout of T207 was like the known Obak sheet:

Bradley (back)


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Mike