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Posted By: <b>Ted Zanidakis</b><p>John<br /><br />I am not really a disagreeable guy. I just like to stimu-<br />late thought-provoking discussions on this vintage stuff.<br /><br />Great, I will see you at Ft. Washington in 10 days. My<br />booth is.... #212....just remember the boiling pt. of water.<br /><br />Meanwhile, John and Scot, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving.

T206 Rare Backs
 

Posted By: <b>Mike Brailey</b><p>Please add these cards to the population report:<br /><br />Drum: (2) Barbeau, McQuillen w/Bat<br />Uzit: (1) McQuillen w/Bat<br />Broadleaf 460: (3) Joss-Pitching, Seymour-Throwing, Stahl-Hands in Front <br />Broadleaf 350: (6) Arellanes, Blackburne, Burke, Dubac, Rudolph, Strang<br />Lenox: (2) Schaefer, White-Piching<br />Lenox Brown: (1) Schlei<br />Hindu Red: (2) Konetchy-Fielding, Johnson w/Glove (recent purchase)<br />Old Mill Brown: (1) Revelle (trimmed)<br />Carolina Brights: (3) Chance-Portrait, Clymer, Lavender <br />Piedmont Fact 42: (3) Ames, Merkle, Street, Wagner(Bat R Shoulder)<br /><br />Mike<br />

T206 Rare Backs
 

Posted By: <b>Mike Ernst</b><p>A very interesting thread! I put together a complete set of 205 and a T206 set missing what was then the big three in 1971. (50-65 cents each back then, and that was tough for me in college).<br />Looking through the backs (in a hurry) I find a UZIT with Tinker bat off, no red Hindu, one Broadleaf 350, no Lenox or Hindu red.<br />How many other people are there out there who have an unknown stash of cards like I do?<br />Also, just an interesting thought--I put three T206 in a picture frame as a gift to my dad, who has since passed away. Those three cards have been exposed to daily natural light now for 34 years, and I see no fading as I compare those with others who have been in an album the same length of time.