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an example you have a two name Lundren/Dooin and Lundgren/Ball and you have hand cuts of Wagner and Plank. There were also some subjects that were added sometime in the middle or late printing of the 150 series one of which was Crawford (Throwing) and the plate scratches indicate he was somewhere in the middle of a sheet. |
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Some of the subjects on a partial sheet with Crawford (Throwing)
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The scans are small, I had to reduce them because the file was to big.
The scratches are highlighted in red on the right. From left to right it's Ball-Crawford-Cicotte-Seymour-Criss |
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Wow Pat.
That's fantastic. 9 vertically for each player if I'm counting right? Of course a couple of the unfilled corners could be different players. Steve B |
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Damn Pat, brilliant work!
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Thanks Steve and Bryan. Steve I think some of these sheets were more than
9 verticals high of the same subject. |
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Walsh/Seymour - Piedmont 150 Walsh/Brown, M - Piedmont 350 Walsh/Lumley - Piedmont, series unknown due to back damage |
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We also have Jantz's Shipke/Griffith and my oversized Shipke that clearly is at the top of the sheet. Both P150. I'll come back and add scans when i get to my computer.
Nice work Pat! Really interesting stuff!
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what makes all of this very tough is the probability that sheet layouts may have changed even within a "series."
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The sheets very well could have been more than 9 high. But now we know P150 was most likely at least 9 high for the same subject. There's gaps and missing corners, but if they weren't the same subjects I think two name cards would be more common. So keeping it sort of simple --At least 9 high for each subject.
It's good to know a piece like that for sure. Even if it makes me totally rethink something else I'd been working on that had me thinking each subject was 8 high. I believe that means it's possible to find at least 9 versions of each front, most likely with very small differences but some will be easily identifiable. Steve B |
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A pair of Oldrings with the same scratch and corner crop mark.
The scratch runs through the i in series the m in piedmont the A in cigarette the u in quality and the A in factory. |
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Hey guys......
I like Pat's diagram (post #151).....as it is similar to some of the stuff I have been presenting on this forum regarding T206 sheet arrangements.
Although, the subject matter in this thread pertains to Piedmont 150 cards, any indicators in the 150, 350, 460 series enable us to figure out the possible sheet structure. For example....illustrated here is my hypothetical simulated sheet of T206's that I refer to as the Exclusive 12 subjects (460 series). My research suggests that these 12 subjects were printed separately from the other 460 series cards. And, on a standard 19" x 24" cardboard sheet in such a configuration. Incidently, the length of this sheet (24") could accommodate a 9th row of T206's....which results in a 108-card sheet. . l<..................................... 19" wide x 24" long sheet ......................................>l TED Z . Last edited by tedzan; 03-19-2015 at 11:47 AM. |
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