T206 "printer's mark" and sheet layouts

[teetwoohsix]

Great cards and great information guys-thanks !!!

I also love these cards with the crop marks, or any oddities for that matter. I blame you for this Johnny (hope you are well, by the way).

Jantz- great info, thanks for posting-

Sincerely, Clayton

[Exhibitman]

Does anyone have an Arndt without the print mark??

[z28jd]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Does anyone have an Arndt without the print mark??

I'm guessing someone had a bad day at the T206 office, failing out of cutting on the line 101. Unfortunately, I have one without the print mark and ebay has tons of them right now

[z28jd]

Assuming the cards with these marks were the top and bottom corner cards, does one assume that the cards with the sheet numbers were in the bottom middle? Or do you say pish posh, they could've been anywhere (the card is Durham in case anyone is tracking these too)

[Jantz]

z28jd Cards with sheet numbers could also be on the side of a sheet, not just the bottom middle.

Here are two T206s that I own. One has a crop line on the right side and the other has a sheet number on the right side.

Why these two cards interest me is because both have the same player (Rhoades-right arm extended) on the front. Of all the T206s I've seen with either a crop line or a sheet number, this is the only player I've been able to pair up.

Thank you for posting the Durham!


Jantz

[z28jd]

Thanks for posting the sheet number on the side, never saw or heard about one those before! It is interesting that you found a crop mark and a sheet number on the same subject too...

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Jantz

z28jd Cards with sheet numbers could also be on the side of a sheet, not just the bottom middle.

Here are two T206s that I own. One has a crop line on the right side and the other has a sheet number on the right side.
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Jantz

Jantz, that isn't a sheet number on the right side.

[Jantz]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Jantz, that isn't a sheet number on the right side.

Hi Scott

What is it then?

If it is not a sheet number then, is it some form of sheet alignment mark?

After reviewing some other examples, I can see now that maybe it might not be a sheet number since all the other T206s have the number on the botttom of the card.

Since all the examples I've seen have a Sweet Caporal 350 fact. 30 back, it just seemed obvious that it was a sheet number. Now you got me wondering.



Jantz