One T206, Two Names

[t206hound]

Originally Posted by stutor

Here is a new one...Piedmont 350 Matty with Dunn Baltimore up top. It’s even better because I recently bought a t213-2 Matty with the same double. I’ll let the experts decide if that’s significant or mere coincidence.

I’ve been away for a while, but I’d call that significant! Two separate series with the same layout. Wow!

[Brian Weisner]

Hey Sonny,
Love those Marty’s… I’m not surprised that the T213-2 Coupon has the same player layout, as the ALC used 350 and 460 series poses in the set. This is more evidence that no matter how you break up the sets during this time period, one thing remains consistent, the ALC printed them all.

Be well Brian 🍻

[Pat R]

A couple of new PD150 two name cards an Evers (portrait) - Chance (portrait red) and a Steinfeldt (portrait) - Kling

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[pete zouras]

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[nineunder71]

Pat,
Well Done, your research never fails to amaze me. How many different ‘two name’ examples do you know of now? Different name examples, of course.

And, what inferences, if any, can you make at this time regarding original sheet alignment and how these occurred?

Keep up the good work, talk soon

C

[RCMcKenzie]

Originally Posted by Pat R

A couple of new PD150 two name cards an Evers (portrait) - Chance (portrait red) and a Steinfeldt (portrait) - Kling

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Pat, did you win the Evers? I was the underbidder and couldn't read the top name or I would have bid more. Great card.

[atx840]

I started to track these but haven't updated it in 5+ years. Noted that Chance red portrait is above Evers and Killian.

[chlankf]

This post got me looking through my T206s. Found one with a sliver showing another name on the top of PB Nattress. Name on top of Nattress card is different than his name. Does anyone know who's name? I also found a Hoffman Pied/350 with name on top.

[atx840]

Thanks for checking and sharing Craig. I think its Nattress on top.