Boston Store and Collins McCarthy Variations

[chiprop]

Seems like maybe it was the printing machine adding too much color. If his name was printed in a different color or spelled different, that would be a variation.

[V117collector]

Originally Posted by chiprop

Seems like maybe it was the printing machine adding too much color. If his name was printed in a different color or spelled different, that would be a variation.

I don’t know why but it seems very obvious the bold name Ivy Wingo is a bleeder, which was over looked by the manufacturer and was given a pass for distribution. I have a feeling that some collectors noticed the bold name and considered it as a third variation which was confirmed by Eirc. The bold face is possibly most likely a variation but just slightly rarer then the regular print. I went through some of my maple records and found another bold face print which sold above market value.

[botn]

Nice hijack by Brad of James' thread.

[V117collector]

Originally Posted by botn

Nice hijack by Brad of James' thread.

Ahh… I don’t consider it a highjack; both sets are from the 20’s plus variations and black and white. So calling it a highjack would be an overstatement.. A drunk on the plane would be more appropriate..

[Bob Lemke]

Can anybody verify the existence of the last-name-only Wingo in Maple Crispette? If not, we'll de-list it from the SCBC.

[JamesGallo]

How about getting use back to the topice of the post being the Boston Store and Collins McCarthy cards.

Brad feel free to start your own post on the MC, not sure why you posted in this thread to begin with.

James G