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Let's continue the T213-1 debate....are they really T206's ?

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Let's continue the T213-1 debate....are they really T206's ?

Posted By: Ted Zanidakis

It is my understanding that the final ATC production runs of T206's occurred in the Spring of 1911. By then
T-brands such as American Beauty, Piedmont, and Sweet Caporal were being produced by Liggett & Myers
at the Durham, North Carolina plant....Factory #42, 4th District, N.C.

The Ty Cobb brand identifies the 4th District, N.C......however, it is Factory #33. Therefore, we can assume
that this T-brand was produced in the Durham area in (an as of yet undisclosed #33 plant) some time in the
mid 1911 to 1914 time frame.

FACTORY #42....DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA

TED Z

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