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09-03-2023, 07:30 AM
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First, I'm no longer leaning towards Louis Bower...
The B patch, if it moved from a left sleeve to a right sleeve due to a reversing of the negative, why didn't the B itself reverse? Flower and Lower seem real possibilities. But let us not forget that pictures and names don't always match. Seabaugh and Weisman (who's actually Wiseman?) in E254 Colgans comes to mind. In T206 there's doubts about Tannehill. And there are many more. 
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