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Originally Posted by Jantz
Spade is one of those T206s. His cards have been seen with a sheet number, but Spade is also a card that has been found to have a different player's name on the top of his card.
Now here is where it gets interesting. Cicotte's name also appears on an Abbaticchio (brown) card. The same can be said for Rossman & Lundgren (Chi.) since we have seen Rossman & Lundgren cards with different player's names on the top of their cards.
Rossman-McBride
Rossman-Thomas
Lundgren-Ball
Lundgren-Doolin
Jantz
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This is interesting stuff that you are doing and a good start.
If I may offer, two comments......
1st.....Very important to establishing the sheet arrangement of the T206 cards is their horizontal format (6, 12, 15, 17, etc. cards across a row).
Unfortunately, we have very few examples of
horizontal adjacency, such as the Sheckard/Goode card that Chris depicted in Post #5 here.
I know of only one other horizontally adjacent card....a red Cobb with a sliver of Chance (yellow portrait) adjacent to it. And this is logical, since
these two subjects are part of the group that comprises the 6 super-prints.
I believe Art Martineau has this card.
2nd.....I don't think we can be confident with any certainty, exactly where these Factory ID numbers were situated on SWEET CAP sheets in our
efforts to figure out T206 printed sheet arrangements.
Keep up the good work here, my friend,
TED Z