Yellow Brown S.C. 460 f. #30 Printer's Scrap- sister sheet/ stain correlation?

[mrvster]

Mike!!
I have the "clean" version of Sweeney off the second sheet

there are "clean" sc 460 f. #30's and these "stained" peeled versions


Steve,
sounds great! a little more romantic

[atx840]

I believe one sheet of 34 were saved, this is a regularly seen group that are always together in the 460 series backs
Out of the group of 34, 33 have been found as a y/b, most with 2-3 known examples which fits the 3-4 stacked card theory.

[mrvster]

Looks like your Davis on the right has the "stained" front....SHOW THE BACK!!

and, btw.....lets find that last 34 th card

[mrvster]

some more "stained" front / back damaged yellow brown sweet cap 460 f. #30's....

[atx840]

Here are every known example I can find, need to organize this better

We are missing one of the super prints, the Chase Dark Cap.

[mrvster]

That collage is a thing of beauty

thanks for posting !

I OWN the :the Burnt Matty, A Sweeney , McIntyre , Konetchy, and Street all pictured there! (2with stained front , 3 without) Dan prob. owns the rest!!LOL

WOW!!

[atx840]

Updated image, added a third Johnson Ted Z once owned.

Higher Resolution version

[mrvster]

65 Yellow browns(sc 460 f. 30) accounted for! you have cumulated them for that collage...

WOW!!!

is that all that has been seen over the years???????????????

I notice pairs of 3's, 2's, and a few singles....

I wonder if we can find anymore???

Chris,
you should make a poster of that...ID buy ONE

[steve B]

To me the stains look like water stains.

That also makes sense with the level of damage on the stained ones.

And the Mathewson with the scorched edge I think is another clue.
I forget who it was, but I once asked about the large number of EPDGs I've seen with similar scorch marks. The answer was that one of the early dealers had had a fire at his shop and many of the cards got slightly scorched.

Maybe he was the one that had a stack of the Y-Gs?

Chris- Since you're the one for putting together scans, do any of the irregular ones seem to fit? Or stains that match up? That might get us a long long way towards knowing at least one sheet layout.

Steve B