E90-1 Miller Red Sunset Variation

[steve B]

Seems like a sound theory to me.

The shift is well into the player, but is not so far from the right border, so it really might be a messed up plate. It's possible they simply decided to leave the red off, it's hard to tell from the scans if that red is anywhere else.

If they were going to fix the plate it would have been much easier to erase the bits that overlap rather than all the red. Easier still to just skip a step.

Now, are there any with a bit of red erased instead of the whole thing?

Steve B

[pkaufman]

As Andy says, some cards don't come up in enough frequency to make comparisons. Here are three Clarke Pittsburgh cards showing various stages of correction from Phila. to Pitts.

[pkaufman]

I'll try to put them in order:

[abroome]

Originally Posted by pkaufman

I'll try to put them in order:

Wow, those are fantastic. Yes, that is another card I haven't seen enough examples to know there is a clear progressive shift in the team change.

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[pkaufman]

Well Andy, I guess you and I are the only ones that want to discuss E90-1's !?!

[abroome]

Originally Posted by pkaufman

Well Andy, I guess you and I are the only ones that want to discuss E90-1's !?!

Ha! Yeah that seems to be the case.
Thats ok, I'm used to the E's being the unwanted stepchild of the T's.

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[abroome]

Originally Posted by pkaufman

Well Andy, I guess you and I are the only ones that want to discuss E90-1's !?!

I'd like to talk to you about possibly using your Clarke progression in an upcoming issue of the vintage magazine if you are interested.

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