520-card T206 set live auction in Buckingham, Pennsylvania

[tedzan]

Hey guys,

As is shown.....4-3-1.....are the correct numbers.

I'll post another array of subjects from the Exclusive 12 group; and, see if you can identify the WST's (if any).






TED Z
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LOOKING for this T206 guy to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

SHECKARD (glove)
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[tedzan]

The WST is evident on this Wheat card.....\/


........ red HINDU ...................... S C 460/42 ..................... AB 460 ........................ P 460 ......................... SOV 460




So, let's continue identifying the Sweet Cap 460, Factory #42 cards by their fronts....here's Duffy and Geyer.









TED Z

[Pat R]

Ted 3rd Duffy from the left and 4th Geyer from the left

[tedzan]

Pat R

" 3rd Duffy from the left and 4th Geyer from the left "

You got it right.




............. SOV 460 ................................... P 460 ............................... SC 460/42 ............................... AB 460 ..................................... red HINDU





................ AB 460 .................................. P 460 ................................... SOV 460 ............................... SC 460/42 ............................ red HINDU



TED Z

[tedzan]

Thanks to everyone who took an interest in this thread. I appreciate your inputs on the WST effects on these SWEET CAP 460/42 versions of the "Exclusive 12" cards.

If this is first time that you have heard of my term...."Exclusive 12", then I invite you to check-out my original thread regarding these T206's for more information........
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=163949

My long standing theory of how American Lithographic formatted the printing of T206 cards (and T205's) is in sheets of 12 cards across the sheet by N-number of rows
down the sheet. I essentially base this theory on the following 4 factors:

19" track width of lithographic (6-color process) printing presses of that era

The available standard size of paper (or cardboard) sheets was 19" x 24"

Series structure of the T206 set which mathematically translates to repeating factors of 12 or 6

A known uncut sheet (19" x 33") of PIEDMONT cigarette packs



And for example, shown here is my theoretical printed sheet of 108 cards on an 19" x 24" cardboard sheet which comprises of the Exclusive 12 subjects............















TED Z
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LOOKING for this T206 guy to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

SHECKARD (glove)
.