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Posted By: <b>Craig W</b><p>Hi Ted,<br /><br />You've done great work on your T206 "Elite Eleven" that I much admire and appreciate. I do have a few questions that maybe you (or others) could help answer.<br /><br />----------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /><br />In Scot Reader's paper, he identifies the following from your "Elite Eleven" as having Old Mill (black) backs:<br /><br />Bill Dahlen - Portrait - Boston Doves<br />Bob Ganley - Fielding - Washington<br />Ed Karger - Batting - Cincinnati<br />George Mullin - Horizontal - Detroit<br /><br />Question 1: Have any of the other seven from your "Elite Eleven" been found with Old Mill backs?<br /><br />----------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /><br />Scot also identifies the following as having Sweet Caporal 150 Factory 649 Overprint backs:<br /><br />Mike Powers - Catching - Phil A's - Scot's 150 Only Series<br />Bob Ewing - Follow Thru - Cincinnati - Elite Eleven<br />Tom Jones - Follow Thru - StL Browns - Elite Eleven<br /><br />Question 2: Have any of the other eight from the Scot's 150 Only Series or any of the other nine from your "Elite Eleven" been found with SC150 Fact649 OP backs?<br /><br />----------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /><br />Question 3: Have you ever investigated Scot's 350-460 Super Series or 350-460 Regular Series to see if any are extremely scarce with 460 (Amer Beaut, Broad Leaf, Sov) or 350-460 (Pied, SC) backs? (I think this would be a tremendous amount of work!) <br /><br />----------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /><br />Again, thank you for all your efforts in helping us get a better grasp on "The Monster" <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14><br /><br />Craig<br />

Q's for T-Rex on T206 Series Backs
 

Posted By: <b>Ted Zanidakis</b><p>Q1......Dahlen is known with an Old Mill back....Ganley, Karger, and Mullin are not (as yet)/<br /><br />Q2......All 11 are found with Piedmont 150, Sweet Cap 150, Sovereign 150. Eight have been found with HINDU (Karger, Lundgren,<br /> and Mullin have not).<br />Mike Powers is the only Subject from the "150-only" Series found with the Sweet Caporal 150 Fac. 649 Overprint.<br /><br />Q3......I have conducted surveys on prior Threads for just about all the basic 15 T-brands (and some of the series variations) in <br />the T206 set.<br /><br /> Use the "Search" function, and with a little patience, you will find them.<br /><br />The 6 Super Prints (350/460 Series) are surveyed. This survey revealed that none of them are found with Am. Beauty 460 backs.<br />Although, each of these 6 can be found with at least 22 different backs....incl. Cobb and Evers with Broad Leaf 460 backs.<br /><br />TED Z <br /><br />

Q's for T-Rex on T206 Series Backs
 

Posted By: <b>Scot Reader</b><p><br />Craig W.,<br /><br />I just want to clarify that the checklist in my manuscript was one of theoretical possibilities. As such, the checklist includes all front/back combinations that I could not "rule out". All subjects from the 150/350 series are theoretically possible with black Old Mill; therefore, there is a spot in the checklist for every 150/350 subject with black Old Mill even though some may never be confirmed.<br /><br />With regard to Sweet Cap 150/649, my confidence level is pretty high that Powers is the only 150-only subject that will be found with this back, and that the three dozen or so subjects identified in my manuscript as confirmed with this back are the only ones that exist in fact. My confidence arises from the fact that I have seen each of these 36-or-so subjects with Sweet Cap 150/649 on numerous occasions without having ever seen any other subject with this back type. Bill Brown also set out to acquire a "complete set" of Sweet Cap 150/649s and in the process never saw any other subject with this back.<br /><br />Scot

Q's for T-Rex on T206 Series Backs
 

Posted By: <b>Craig W</b><p>Ted and Scot, Thank you for your answers and the tremendous amount of work you've both put into understanding the T206 Monster.<br /><br />Best Regards,<br />Craig<br />