So, I found a new T206 rare back.

[Prof]

Originally Posted by Pat R

The Steinfeldt as Bryan said is without a doubt Brown.

Well, then I should've bid a bit more than I did! But, I still bet I'd have balked and lost at a higher number.

[Rhotchkiss]

The first is the Steinfeldt. All the others are examples of brown Lenox I own. As you can see, the brown can vary pretty dramatically. The Steinfeldt is not as brown as some, but from scans, certainly resembles some of my others, all of which are brown

[Prof]

^ That Bridwell definitely looks like it fits in with examples from your collection. According to PSA/SGC there are only black Lenox ones.

In that case, both Lennox cards are unique examples. Neat.

[Webster]

I believe it is the Steinfeld that is the Brown back - not Bridwell. Top right of the three obverse (front) images; top LEFT of the three reverse (back) images.

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by Webster

I believe it is the Steinfeld that is the Brown back - not Bridwell. Top right of the three obverse (front) images; top LEFT of the three reverse (back) images.

Correct, the back scans are reversed the Steinfeldt is the one on the left in the back scans.

[Rhotchkiss]

Fair enough, but the pic I posted is of the correct back, just mislabeled/backwards by me.

[Prof]

Originally Posted by Webster

I believe it is the Steinfeld that is the Brown back - not Bridwell. Top right of the three obverse (front) images; top LEFT of the three reverse (back) images.

Oh, I may still not be seeing the difference.

To clarify, the cards in other lots were in plastic sheets like this. Each sheet was two rows of five cards.

Let's number them as:

1 Bridwell (Lenox)
2 Steinfeldt (Lenox)
3 Steinfeldt (Uzit)

The photo order should be:

Fronts:

1 2
. 3

Backs:

2 1
3

If you think brown is the top left, that's Steinfeldt. Top right is Bridwell.

Existential crisis: Is this how I find out I'm colorblind?