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#10
03-05-2011, 11:38 AM
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Proof strip
In the famous T206 Wagner proof strip, Bowerman looks more like a waiter than a baseball player. Somebody may have looked at that design in 1909 and said "add something to his uniform so people can tell he's a baseball player!"
Thus the final version of the card has the collar colored in, and the B on the jersey. Just one reason why proofs are needed. 
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