Collecting Around The Fringes: T206

[teetwoohsix]

Thanks Jim-

I'm pretty sure you've seen these before. I'll use my old digital camera photo's on a few, they show it better. The Chase is an odd transfer- I know EPDG was printed 1909-1911,,1911 being Sov.460...so not sure if this was from ALC or just had an EPDG card on top of this at some point with a level of moisture? Some time down the road I plan on trying to do an experiment with two raw T206's and moisture over time to see if this would really happen.

The Blackburne's kinda weak, just a slight color shift. The Hannifan, don't know if this bled through or is a transfer.

[teetwoohsix]

Got this one from Tony A. (thanks again Tony!!)-it has a very strong Tolstoi transfer...

[wonkaticket]

Nice cards everyone.

[mrvster]

JOHN!!

i'm glad i didn't bid up that rossman on you!!if i did't get myers, mr. rossman was next!

CONGRATS!!

great card.....

[wonkaticket]

Like wise I was giving the eyeball to that Meyers! We need to link our computers so it's like a bad iPhone that way we can see where everyone is. LOL

Great cards.

Cheers,

John

[mrvster]

John!!

LOL!! we are on the same wavelength! thanks, it must have been fate....i love the wagner no ink, i was eyeing that up from dan for a while

rea is looking bleek to me now!

Peace

Johnny

[mrvster]

Clayton!

Those are some sweet wet sheet transfers....thanks for postingif that sov 460 w/ the el principe de gales was occurred at factory, you will have an absolute GEM! nice card there Clayton if its not stacked due to "moisture", but not sure how to test that....let us know if u do that experiment, i'm interested...

Johnny

[Howe’s Hunter]

Will be Stuck In Omaha again starting Thursday morning. Will try and post something when I return. Thanks, Paul.

[teetwoohsix]

Originally Posted by mrvster

Clayton!

Those are some sweet wet sheet transfers....thanks for postingif that sov 460 w/ the el principe de gales was occurred at factory, you will have an absolute GEM! nice card there Clayton if its not stacked due to "moisture", but not sure how to test that....let us know if u do that experiment, i'm interested...

Johnny

Thanks Johnny- not sure how to test it either, don't want to do it with any of the raw cards I have now,, maybe down the line get a couple of real beat up cards, get them a little wet and let them sit on top of each other for some time? Don't really know how else to try it. Thanks for the nice words, I really enjoyed your cards also...you must have a very unique and awesome collection.

Sincerely, Clayton

[mrvster]

Sounds good, try it out!

thanks for the kind words....send me an email, i'll send u some more pics...