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Old 08-29-2009, 11:40 AM
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Your cross-referencing analysis here is a nice start in providing us some insight and understanding of American Lithographic's
scheme for why various subjects were printed with certain T-brand backs....with respect to the cards in the 350-only series.

While I need some time to consider all this data and get back to you, I do have one comment......I think that American Litho-
graphic initially designed the 350-only series to consist of 216 subjects. I realize that you haven't included the 6 super-prints.
But, I think you'll agree that these 6 subjects were first printed as 350-only cards (as their American Beauty 350-frame back
indicates).
And of course, American Litho. extended these 6 subjects into the 460 series. And subsequently, they printed these 6 in the
T213, T214 and T215 issues.

Having said all that, more importantly, I really want to thank you for some really fine analysis here.


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