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Oldring has a crop mark and a weak WST too, quite a bit happening there.
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Does that mean it was at the end of the sheet and different? card was in the same spot on the next sheet? I'm quite new to the prewar stuff.
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It's a corner crop. I posted these two with the same scratch earlier in
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I hope you are enjoying learning about these - I can attest to how addicting it can be. I commented because I think it is always good to point things out and not assume that everyone knows what is being shown.
As Pat showed, this is a corner crop. The edges of the sheets had margins that were trimmed off after the cards were printed. Oldring appears to have been at the bottom right of his sheet (at least for Piedmont 150) as you can see by the location of the crop mark. |
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we are working on (there is a link in post #205). There is part of a second scratch on this Nicholls (through the T and Y in quality and part of the scroll) that matches up with a second scratch on one of the Jacklitch scratches and it shows up a little clearer on yours. Luke, I saw that Camnitz when it was listed. Good price on it but I already had one in a little rougher condition. Last edited by Pat R; 05-22-2015 at 01:26 PM. |
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Below is (not mine) an upside down Doc White. Since it is upside down the back should be from a column equal columns from the center. For instance, given columns ABCD a typical A back would be a D when upside down. If we can match this back to a right-side-up player we have another data point on sheet width. If both players can be linked by a multi-column horizontal scratch that terminates in a side crop then I think algebra would give us the sheet width. Not a lot to work with here but I think there is scratch between "u" in Subjects and "Pi" in Piedmont. Add in a few stray distinctive marks and someone might recognize it.
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Piedmont 150 plate scratch(es) progress
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I previously owned that card... I don't believe there's a plate scratch on it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Last edited by t206hound; 06-02-2015 at 07:53 PM. |
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Erick, I think Steve is referring to the short mark I circled in red but you
had it in hand and got a better look at it than what can be seen in the small scans. When you originally posted scans of this card I was looking at trying to find a PD 150 subject with the mark I circled in black, it looks like it's some kind of print mark. |
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