Appease me, please....one more time T206/T213/T215?

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Abravefan11

Ted - I feel very confident in my opinion that the T206 and T213-1's were printed in groups of 34. I have vetted this with several advanced T206 researches and collectors and when given the opportunity to lay out the facts to back up my opinion the conversations have been positive and my theory has held up to their scrutiny.

I at one time thought you were on to something with your 48 card theory but after looking closely at the evidence that you have provided and coupled that with what I have found I don't believe your theory is valid.

I am OK with you not wanting to let go of your position or if you don't want to take the time to give mine serious consideration, we can chose to respectfully disagree on this point.

Tim

You have your theory and I have mine....and, that's fine.

The larger mystery remains....why haven't any forms of uncut (partial or complete) T206 sheets surfaced ?

Ten's of millions of these tobacco cards we cherish so much were printed 100 years ago and I find it very strange that no sheets have survived.


Regards,

TED Z

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Tim

You have your theory and I have mine....and, that's fine.

The larger mystery remains....why haven't any forms of uncut (partial or complete) T206 sheets surfaced ?

Ten's of millions of these tobacco cards we cherish so much were printed 100 years ago and I find it very strange that no sheets have survived.


Regards,

TED Z

It does seem strange that the only uncut T206 survivor is the strip of five: