1971 Series 5 and 6 Uncut

[deweyinthehall]

I've recently started a project which is going to bump against the interested in slit layouts and SPs, etc.

2 things with the 1971s:

We have both slits for series 6 - 4 rows x3 and 6 rows x2. Do we consider the x2s to be short prints or do we look at the x3s as 1.3x prints?

Do we have any images of either series 5 slit? With 121 cards in the series (including the extra checklist), there must be 11 cards per slit that are DPs if not 22 cards that are Quad prints. It actually just struck me that the sheets could look very much like the sheets from the 726 card sets of 1978-1981, with 11 DPd on each slit.

Thoughts?

[Kevvyg1026]

1st two images are what I have. The 3rd image is of an OPC sheet which has a different layout than the Topps slits.

1971_series_5_A.jpg

1971_series_5_B.jpg

1971_series_5_OPC_1.jpg

[Kevvyg1026]

What I see is 9 rows 2x each, with 2 rows 3x each.

So, 11 different rows of 11 cards (121 different), with 24 total rows (264 cards) per sheet.

Hope that helps.

[deweyinthehall]

Perfect - thanks!

[Zach Wheat]

This is the only 1971 Topps sheet I own and it is from the 3rd series I believe

[stlcardsfan]

Pretty cool how all the action shots are in the first 3 columns.