Added Egan/Warhop.

http://i.imgur.com/fzLu1.jpg

Excellent work Chris. The never ending puzzle.
Can only imagine a Wagner Pittsburg or Plank on top....

Outstanding work Chris !!

This is really coming together & I'm enjoying the watching the progress-thanks.

Sincerely, Clayton

the claudes.....
 

:)

While in Atlanta I stopped by a small card store and picked up a few T206's.
In the stack was a Bobby Wallace with 2 names. I don't have a scanner here, but will post scan when I get back to sunny Buffalo Monday. Also, it's hard to make out the bottom name, probably Wallace since his name is clearly on top.:D

johnny sanford lol NICE

With the help of an eagle eye
 

of another member, a two namer popped up in my collection, but what is the second name??

It's Hinchman written in Morse code.:eek:

SCHRECK, Columbus?

I'm thinking

TAYLOR, BUFFALO

is a better fit, if that's possible?

TAYLOR looks good to me, nice find.

http://i.imgur.com/znIVi.jpg

I agree with you Frank.

I believe its Taylor also.

Nice card & thanks for posting it!


Jantz

Nice Frank. Taylor is from the same print group and Chris's image looks like a match.

Is this the first AB?

By my records, its the first AB Er!ck.


Jantz

I was thinking that as well, very nice to see a new brand....someone was slacking at the cutting station.

This has always been one of my favorite Southern Leaguers. I heard that it unusual, or at least a little bit more rare to find a miscut Southern Leaguer. This is severe in my opinion.

Very nice Waz...you do not see those very often.

Thanks Chris! I saw it and could not resist it. I later found out that the miscut only adds to it!

This is not my card so it's the only scan I have, I don't know if it's
clear enough for some of you guy's who are really good at these. I am not sure but it looks like it could be another player other than crandall.

Hard to tell for sure, but from what I can see, I think it is Crandall top and bottom.

Thanks Frank, I know it's hard to tell with that scan but you are
usually spot on with these.

I'm with Frank... looks to be the same name.

McGinley/Speaker
 

Currently on Sterling Auctions Lot 31
http://www.sterlingsportsauctions.co...5656a_med.jpeg

Nice card, and you are the consigner right?

;)

Just picked up a new one at the Philly show: Griffith(portrait)-Chase

Scans available tonight. (Full disclosure... Looking to sell this bad boy)

And it's a beauty!

I second that, Chris. A great find, Erick!

Ag

Scans
 

Here are the scans... I think it's more valuable as the first graded :p

Nice!

My Hinchman double name arrived yesterday. It's a P150 #25.

Craig

Nice Craig, That's a strong one. Erick?

Jimmy Jackson - Danny Hoffman - Piedmont 350
 

Just picked this one up today, Jimmy Jackson and you can barely make out Hoffman, St. Louis, Amer. at the top. don't think I've seen this one identified on the thread yet...

Very nice Steve... another piece of the puzzle.

Good eye Steve!

Thanks for posting the Jackson card.


Jantz

a few more
 

Not sure if I posted these before, a few tougher backs for double names as well.

All are same name top and bottom(a couple just barely visible but made out under a loupe).

Wanted to add this Willetts card to discussion here. Top and bottom name are same

But you haver that funny other print on it too(under his left arm, eating up his head, etc). Any ideas? Dont know much about the "wet transfer sheet" or "moisture transfer" or ?.

Here are my two
 

http://i906.photobucket.com/albums/a...urrayfront.jpg]http://i906.photobucket.com/albums/a...Smithfront.jpg

Double -same-name Schulte
 

Although it's not a different names card, I thought this double (same) names Schulte card is worth posting here.


http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...ameSchulte.jpg



TED Z
__________________________________________________ ____________________________
LOOKING FOR these T206 guys to complete my AMERICAN BEAUTY 460 sub-set

AMES....CAMNITZ....CRAWFORD (bat)....DOYLE (port)....JORDAN (bat)....McGRAW (port-cap)
McQUILLAN (bat)....TINKER (bat off)....Wiltse (portrait-cap)

For anyone keeping track, here is another two different name T206.

McIntyre with Hoffman St. Louis Amer. on the top. Piedmont 350 f#25

This is the second T206 with Hoffman appearing on another player's card.

I may have another to post in a day or two.


Jantz

Nice Jantz. I'll get working on the sheet again.

One more

Bulter with Raymond N.Y. Nat'l

Piedmont 350 f#25 back


Jantz

Very nice, Jantz. Good eye!

I'm not sure about this one
 

Recently upgraded this card and noticed the top border. I'm not sure that the top name is Chase. Thought that it was worth posting for opinions.
Interestingly the card also shows a double factory mis-strike on the reverse.
Could it be a freak-freak?

Edited to add top-bottom approximation. I guess it is Chase on top. Oh well.

Time for a bump
 

Wanted to bring this thread back to the top to go along with the large factory # thread. I don't see any southern leaguers among the examples with two different names, which may support Scot's theory that there were 17 rows of the same player vertically (at least for the 34 subjects that can be found with Hindu backs).

One T206, Two Names
 

It's likely the vertical columns could be comprised of two, three or all one card stacked. This could explain why certain players are found more readily then others with the same back. The exclusive 12 (Ford, McGraw, Crandall etc).

We know 34 is a number that is very consistent throughout the set, especially in the 460 series (it's not as obvious due to sub groups but very much there in all 460 backs).

The yellow brown scraps, only 34 different cards are known, 2-4 examples of each which fits the stacked column theory.

All 34 of these cards are grouped on their own throughout the 460 backs (they are the same grouping* as the BL460 subset) and likely comprise of one sheet layout....only one sheet was saved at this early printing stage.

This sheet would have been used for many different backs in combination with other 34 card sheets. Some a group of 28 plus the super prints, a few cards were switched out later on...making it difficult to see a pattern but its there.

*at some point Ames was swapped with Dougherty in the y/b sheet example.

This is on e-bay right now, for anyone interested:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-Moran-E...item3cdb705344

I would snatch it up, but alas, I can't afford it!

He also has these:
 

Griffith portrait with Chase above:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-Clark-G...item3a899c043f

Graham with Clark above:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-Bill-Gr...item3a899c0ea4

McGinley with Speaker above:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-McGinle...item3cdb703e60

Walsh with M. Brown on top
 

Just wanted to add this one to the list. I picked this one up on eBay last week. It is Walsh with M. Brown on top. As the eBay listing noted, it is likely the M. Brown portrait due to the incomplete "N" that often shows up on that card.

Nice pickup, Marc. If it wasn't for me, you would have picked it up for a song. Really surprised we were the only two bidders...