T207 Miscuts: When do they become rare?

[Leon]

For both of the previous posters (hey guys) let's don't make a precedent of selling things on the front page. I get that it was within an informative thread but still.... If everyone did it, it would be a mess. Thanks and nothing personal. BTW, this is no big deal, just a friendly request to keep the forum somewhat organized....

[frohme]

I agree with Pete about issues giving visibility into the process. Whether it is print issues, cut issues, front/back issues, they all indicate something. I've never been a fanatic about such things but mostly find them just interesting - even when they suggest something fundamental.

This one has been shown here before, so not much new, but this Adams, for example, suggests that at least some T207's were printed like the Obak's, with cards oriented both horizontally and vertically.

[Leon]

Very cool, Mike. Thanks for posting the miscut T207 with multiple card borders...many, if not all, of us like seeing how the cards were made, distributed, sold etc.....I don't think I have ever seen a T207 sheet so that might be the closest we get to seeing one? (maybe I missed a known sheet though?)

..btw, I am playing softball with a guy we used to play with in Nasa Area Little League again, in Dallas. His name is Pat Rea (sounds like Ray)..........

Originally Posted by frohme

I agree with Pete about issues giving visibility into the process. Whether it is print issues, cut issues, front/back issues, they all indicate something. I've never been a fanatic about such things but mostly find them just interesting - even when they suggest something fundamental.

This one has been shown here before, so not much new, but this Adams, for example, suggests that at least some T207's were printed like the Obak's, with cards oriented both horizontally and vertically.

[Luke]

I think this Chalmers is pretty cool. The name below appears to be Chalmers and I haven't been able to tell who is to the left.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Luke

I think this Chalmers is pretty cool. The name below appears to be Chalmers and I haven't been able to tell who is to the left.

Luke...I had a little fun on the web and tracked down the mystery partial card on the left side of your Chalmers.

Brian

[Luke]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Luke...I had a little fun on the web and tracked down the mystery partial card on the left side of your Chalmers.

Brian

Thanks Brian! I spent some time looking back when I got the card, but couldn't figure it out.