One T206, Two Names

[Jantz]

You're literally connecting the dots aren't you?

Nice work Er!ck!

[mrvster]

strikes again!

[Luke]

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[Jantz]

Hey Luke

That "." just isn't enough.

How about giving us the scoop on that beauty!

Either way, thank you for posting it.


Jantz

[Luke]

Hey Jantz, it's not my card unfortunately. I just saw it in the completed sales on ebay. Dean's cards thought they were over-pricing it, but it was actually a nice buy for someone.

[Jantz]

I agree Luke.

Sorry you weren't able to get it.

Again, thank you for posting it due to the fact that this Walsh has a different name on the top and a different back than what we've seen in the past.

Interesting card!


Jantz

[t206hound]

Originally Posted by Jantz

I agree Luke.



Sorry you weren't able to get it.



Again, thank you for posting it due to the fact that this Walsh has a different name on the top and a different back than what we've seen in the past.



Interesting card!





Jantz

Exactly. Goes further to demonstrate that across brands and series the sheet layouts were not maintained (also see Rossman).

[Harford20]

I was going through some of the cards that I have never had graded and came across this Polar Bear Addie Joss Pitching. I first noted that there was not a name at the bottom and assumed it was trimmed. I measured it, and the length was a solid 2-5/8" or 67 mm (NL or near NL). Upon close inspection I noted this partial name at the top. Despite looking at my other T206s I cannot come up with a match, although I have mainly a HOFer collection. I kept trying to put Joss' own name up there, but just not sure. I tried looking at commons in several galleries, but I just cannot pick out enough specifics to identify the name.

Wanted to get the Hound or one of the other expert sleuths out there to render their opinion.

Thanks Dave