"T205ers" Not In T206

I find this very neat as I have done the same in the past. I have always wondered if the T205's are part of the T206 series. Kinda like a parallel set that may have not been to popular. This may explain why all of the T205's are 400 series only. I believe (I am sure Ted will correct me if wrong) that there were some White border cards printed after T205's. The T206 460 subject right?

Maybe Burdick was lazy? (Just Joking but it is human nature sometimes) I have wondered that maybe he had sets of the cards there and classified the T205's first because it was the smallest and easiest.

[Bridwell]

Only 6 of those 32 appear in T207, so 26 were in T205 but not in T206 or T207. 26 of 200 is a substantial percentage (13%). Some of the 26 had short careers between 1910-1911, I suppose.

Ron

[T206Collector]

Well, if T205 contained a 50-75% count of non-T206'ers, I think it would be almost obviously a supplemental set. Still, 1/6 of no overlap does suggest a sort of supplemental or update set. Whatever the reason, I do think the 32 players listed provide a key to understanding not only T205 distribution, but also T206 distribution. If I had the time, I'd research those players and write a thesis about it!