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andy beckerthanks matt.
for those who don't care to read the auction description, here is more embellishment from lelands…..
“Completely and totally fresh to the market, this is the first time this glowing cardboard masterpiece has ever been offered publicly.”
i'm not making this stuff up, it's THEIR item description.
regarding your only real question scott, i have no idea where memory lane got "came to market in 1946". no idea at all. all known t3 proofs came from a descendant of the printer. there is no mention of t3 proofs in anything i have ever read or heard before they all walked into the NYC show in 1973.
i would call JP out on that if he was active in a thread regarding his auction too....so don't take it personal scott.