Lewis and Barclay
 

Larry---finally found a Lewis with no gap, but they are definitely in the minority

Tom---you need to get a hobby...no...wait....never mind

1959 #204 Wise
 

Here are three versions of the back border area with annotation.

Penn Emblem Variation
 

Hi All:

While this is not a PRINT variation, it is a variation none the less.

Luzinski Penn Emblem Patch with and without pinstripes on his left shoulder. Without seems to be the harder to find

Anyone else have this or other variations in the Penn Emblems?

Fred

Patches
 

I don't collect them but that is an interesting find, Fred

I have a complete 1962 green tint set for trade, and I noticed that my Murphy has a weird white line floating in the sky. It's not an after-market defect, as it's actually part of the printing of the card. So I did some searching through ebay completed auctions and I found another one (card on the left) with this same anomaly. It's not in the exact same position (just a hair further to the right), but it is the exact same line. These are the only two I have seen.

67 Lewis
 

Pink can be on either arm...both together ?

http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1459369694

Good ole Teddy comes with and without those two red spots/slashes above "RED" and below "SOX" at the border.

Attachment 226459

I was putting away some recent purchases today and noticed what seems to be some sort of airbrush job on this card. I am being lazy and using ebay scans, but my pair of cards have a similar difference.

Ray
 

Very noticeable difference Curt. Looks like a shadow was removed


Interesting on Williams Darren. Not hard to find the red dot ones....just a little expensive :-)

Most every card Post Cereal card cut from a box has at least one if not multiple variations. These variations mainly with involve the cropping of the image (these two copies of this card are also cropped different), but also with variances with the color/brightness of either the background or players image (as in this case). Most of these variances are due to what original product type the card appeared on.