To establish the 11 card rows, we need pretty much every card miscut.
To establish the vertical order of the rows on top of each other, if we know the 11 card rows, we only need a few miscuts to show which rows appeared over which other rows, because the rows never change, even though it won't be the same on both half sheets.
We'll probably never know which half sheet is which without a sheet discovery, but this should be doable like the 66 highs with enough patience.
Unfortunately this series appears to have been well-cut by Topps standards. I am striking out finding more. I have not been able to turn up even a 2 card panel from this series digging through auction archives. I sent this link to the Topps collectors I know who don't post online and got nothing there either. Still digging...
It would be really cool to be able to correctly ID the relative print quantities of every vintage Topps card eventually.
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