Proof? T206 were printed in rows of more than twelve

[atx840]

I'd love to find it Jantz, there are a few Lash PCs with men wearing hats but nothing yet matches.

[t206hound]

I haven't found a match either. Here's a page with several trade cards from Lash's:
http://www.tradecards.com/articles/ponds/

And a blog entries from this year about the company:
http://www.peachridgeglass.com/2014/...r-advertising/

[Jantz]

Chris & Er!ck

I agree with both of you.

I've looked at those two websites before.

Here is another Lash's trade card with men wearing hats.


Jantz

[atx840]

It does look like the T206 sheet was used as a test for the Lash Bitters ad. A few different ink layers can be seen across the T206s.

Oh to find a test sheet like this uncut



If you can keep an eye out for a larger red "LASH BITTERS" it could be whats on the back of the Maddox.

[t206hound]

Originally Posted by atx840

If you can keep an eye out for a larger red "LASH BITTERS" it could be whats on the back of the Maddox.

I didn't notice that different Lash's Bitters red printing until I re-read your post. So much going on with this scrap.

If I were to hazard a guess, based on my layouts, I would say that Maddox was between Miller and Brashear (don't know if it is directly adjacent, or just the column between the two). Still working on this... slowly.

[abothebear]

I don't know if y'all saw my question in the plate scratch thread, but I noticed that though most of the focus was on the 150 series scratches, some of y'all were compiling a record of 350 plate scratches as well. Are their any back scratch puzzle matches that have fronts that match the subjects of these sraps?

[t206hound]

Originally Posted by abothebear

I don't know if y'all saw my question in the plate scratch thread, but I noticed that though most of the focus was on the 150 series scratches, some of y'all were compiling a record of 350 plate scratches as well. Are their any back scratch puzzle matches that have fronts that match the subjects of these sraps?

I haven't followed the P350 back scratches info... I think Steve B was looking at the P150 and made a lot of progress. I'll dig a bit, though.