T206 folks, lets see some Lenox Beauties, Black and Brown Welcome !!

[tedzan]

Here's one more Chase (excuse the fuzzy scan, as it is an old one)



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[Leon]

It is still hard for me to tell the brown Lenox from the regular ones. Then again my visual recognition isn't the best with those colors. Thanks to those who have shown the Lenox in this thread...

[DerekMichael]

This is one which was recently added to the collection. My first (and likely only) Brown Lenox.

When I laid this card out alongside others for comparison the variation in color was very apparent. The Brown Lenox mirrors a Broad Leaf in color, while the Black Lenox I used matches the color of a Carolina Brights back. I am not sure if this holds up every time, but in this instance the difference appears to be quite distinct.

Derek

[Gradedcardman]

The Lake is a beauty !!

[mrvster]

of one of my favorite backs!

[iowadoc77]

Like the Lenox backs!

Wilted portrait with partial name at top

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Mcgraw portrait with cap- my favorite T206 pose

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[edjs]

Originally Posted by DerekMichael

This is one which was recently added to the collection. My first (and likely only) Brown Lenox.

When I laid this card out alongside others for comparison the variation in color was very apparent. The Brown Lenox mirrors a Broad Leaf in color, while the Black Lenox I used matches the color of a Carolina Brights back. I am not sure if this holds up every time, but in this instance the difference appears to be quite distinct.

Derek

Derek, which one is brown? It doesn't show on my iPad, and both flips say "black." I'm just curious, I know most people say it really shows in person.

[DerekMichael]

Originally Posted by edjs

Derek, which one is brown? It doesn't show on my iPad, and both flips say "black." I'm just curious, I know most people say it really shows in person.

Good morning Ed.

The Joe Lake "St. Louis, no ball" would be an example of a Brown Lenox. This is the first I have ever seen in person and the first thing I noticed was that a Brown Lenox matches a Broad Leaf in color and that a Black Lenox matches a Carolina Brights in color. It is quite distinct in person, and should you come to Southern California in the future I would love to share it with you.

The Schlei portraits in this thread appear to be very distinct as well with a blatant Brown VS Black.

My apologies, but which "flips" are you referring to in your question? I do not think I actually answered your question

Respectfully,

Derek