Hey T206 guys, tell us how you got so interested in front/back combos ?

[Rhotchkiss]

Because its a slow day at work, here is part of a master back run, in order of what I generally deem the toughest (left to right). I can only add 18 pics, so that's why I have limited this to 18 backs. I am including all color variations as well as T213-1, T215-1, and blank bc they were distributed during the 1909-11 time frame, have the caption in black ink and contain the same fronts as "accepted" T206s (plus, I think they certainly could be considered T206s).

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Because its a slow day at work, here is part of a master back run, in order of what I generally deem the toughest (left to right). I can only add 18 pics, so that's why I have limited this to 18 backs. I am including all color variations as well as T213-1, T215-1, and blank bc they were distributed during the 1909-11 time frame, have the caption in black ink and contain the same fronts as "accepted" T206s (plus, I think they certainly could be considered T206s).

Great cards but I don't think we should try to rewrite history of T213 and T215. They are clearly not T206. Very different and many differences. Never were and never will be 06s. Check your ACC... Kind of like changing the alphabet. But we can have another thread debate about that. Phenomenal back run!
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[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by Leon

Great cards but I don't think we should try to rewrite history of T213 and T215. They are clearly not T206. Very different and many differences. Never were and never will be 06s. Check your ACC... Kind of like changing the alphabet. But we can have another thread debate about that. Phenomenal back run!
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I hear ya Leon, but I think you could argue that some of the T206s should not be "T206s". Regardless, history is not mine to rewrite. I think more in terms of back runs and back variations And, when doing a back run of a T206 pose, I, personally, feel that one must have all of the 1909-11 variations of that pose, which includes T213-1 and T215-1, and, ideally, the back run would include T213-2/3/Fact 8, T214, and T215-2 and T215 pirate, all of which are indisputably NOT T206s.

[tedzan]

It's the challenge of the hunt that excites me. These T206 F/B combos certainly win me over in the department.
For example, this A - B- C- D connection took me seven years to complete. This DRUM card of Frank Delehanty
is the only known one....it is unique.




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