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#12
01-10-2008, 03:26 PM
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Was This T-206 Ghost Print Ever Identified?
Posted By: PC
Barry -- imagine Bescher's face on his T206 portrait with only red ink, and perhaps a little too much red ink. All the faint shades of black and grey on his lips and cheeks would be red (and would look wierd, like the overprint on the Casey). Also, note the red ear on the right side of the Casey overprint, floating towards the border. Seems to match Bescher. 
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