REA reveals a 24 year mystery....the PIEDMONT Plank

[Brian Weisner]

Hi Ted,
As you know.... The Johnson was part of a group of about 30 cards which didn't make it all the way through the printing process. Most of these "printer's scraps" only received the first 2-3 colors of the process, thus they appear as black and yellow with a touch of brown.
I don't consider any of these proofs, only printer's scrap....

Be well Brian

[tedzan]

Got it guy....I now know the difference between "proofs" and "scraps".

See, you can teach an old dinosaur new tricks....

Be good,

TED Z

[Brian Weisner]

Hi Ted,
I'm sure we could start another thread on the "definition of a proof" and get at least a hundred different opinions...

Be well Brian

PS I want to be the one to find the 3rd Piedmont Wagner...

[ethicsprof]

Rather than getting into discussions in the realm of epistemological verifiability, i'm thinking it might be more prudent to create the thread on
definitions of 'scraps' instead, BW.

best,

barry

[Brian Weisner]

Hi Barry,
Leave that lingo in the classroom.... We are talking about cards....

Hope you are well, Brian


PS Now Barry sloate can come on and correct my use of commas.....,,,,,,

[ethicsprof]

backatcha buddy.

best,


barry

[tedzan]

I understand Greek......but...."epistemological verifiability" is beyond my comprehension.

Professor, please elucidate ?


T-Rex TED

[bond73]

"The Johnson was part of a group of about 30 cards which didn't make it all the way through the printing process. Most of these "printer's scraps" only received the first 2-3 colors of the process, thus they appear as black and yellow with a touch of brown."

There are only about 30 of these yellow and brown printer's scrap exist?? They are rarer than Wagner then