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02-23-2010, 11:36 AM
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If T215-1 is a T206 issue then that Griffith, Washington because a very rare desirable T206 variation. It's not unheard of for one T206 brand to have a "monopoly" on a subject--just look at Polar Bear with O'hara and Demmitt.
Just to be certain--Red Cross was owned by ATC in 1910-1912, correct? If that is so, there is still some kinks in the issue that need to be straightened out for me to consider T215-1 T206, like the series fracture of the superprints. It would take a whole lot more convincing if it were suggested the T215 Pirate was T206--brand not owned by ATC. 
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