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Originally Posted by tedzan
Jim B
1st....The color differences of the Bowerman and CYoung with respect to the other 3 cards on this strip totally contradicts the 6-color
process that American Litho. used to print their standard production T206's. Therefore, I have to question your observation......
"I think they just cut a strip off of a sheet in the place that included Wagner's own image."
2nd....We haven't discussed the back of this strip. The back is simply a strip of thin white cardboard that appears to have been pieced
together. And, not the type of cardboard backing typical of T206 cards.
Finally....Jim, how do you account for the vertical lines between each card ?
They are not printed lines.
Regards,
TED Z
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1. I do not understand why ALC could not have printed a sheet that looked like that.
2. The back did not look pieced together to me. It looked like one piece. And under a loupe it looked just like any other T206 cardboard (without the ad printed on it).
3. I think they simply printed lines between cards on this particular pre-production test run.
JimB