My T206 Johnny Kling Back Run
 

Finally completed my T206 Johnny Kling back run (technically it was months ago, but I didn't have a proper scanner).

Better scans are on my site:http://www.collectorfocus.com/collection/schneids

Thanks to all the folks here who have helped me with this project. It took a little over a year. I found the toughest variations were the Old Mill, EPDG, SC 150 F25, and Sov 150.

I know there's a lot of other T206 back run threads, but I'd love to see yours, even if they are a work in progress.

Thats a great looking run congratulations on completing it! I keep hearing in alot of these runs that the Old Mill is amongst the toughest.

Yes! I was waiting for your official post, I absolutely love the run! That Old Mill really shines, too. I am 3/11 for the run myself, with another on the way. As a Klinger, which one took the longest to find? eBay has had really slim pickings as of late :)
NJ

Great work! They look great in all the same holder.

Excellent....congratulations! I am a big fan of the Kling card.

Here are a couple of mine.

Lundgren Chicago

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And I just posted it last week, but will post again....all Dahlen Boston and Brooklyn....

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I've been working on a Merkle portrait back run for 4 years. I completed it three years ago, except for the Old Mill.

Old Mill and EPDG took the longest to find, but a couple of the Sweet Caps were pretty difficult. I recommend keeping an eye on any SC back Kling that pops up. Good luck collecting!

That Dahlen back run is incredible!

What were the hardest to find for your Dahlen run? I'm guessing the Old Mill.

And I can imagine the Pied 350 Lundgren was really tough.

Of the Dahlen's it was the Boston Pied 350 and the Boston EPDG. I think the Brooklyn Old Mill was tough but lucked into it once I got serious about doing Brooklyn too......

Excellent Klings!

Oh those "little" SC factory numbers can be "big" ........ :)

GREAT RUN and a great card !!!!!!

Whats' NEXT ?????!!!!!

Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

Very cool!!

Let's see it Sean :D

Shown many times.

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Love the Chase Blue Port back run Chris!

I have both of the Chase Blue Port Sovereigns...but I think I'll just have to live vicariously through your collection. You have one of my favorite T206 back runs.

Nice work!

Here, by popular demand, is my Merkle portrait back run. I can't put it in a neat grid, so this is the best I can do. I really like the way that Kling run looks in matching holders, so I'm going to do the same thing after I finish the run with the Old Mill. But for now, here goes:


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Please note the sheet number on one of the cards:

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Great run, Sean. That Hindu is gorgeous.

Paging Jamie B ...

And without any demand, here's the Merkle throwing run, in the same limited format:

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Here's more:


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And the T213 and T215 portion of the run:

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LOL - Sean, I think your Merkles are wonderful!

Wow
 

Simply amazing. Very very impressive Sean!

Thanks guys. I'm still missing the T215 Red Cross, in case anyone knows where I can find one. ;)

That Pirate back is the dagger in the heart!

Thanks Paul. I never knew it existed until it came up for auction.

Awesome looking Merkle portrait! Starting out I was strongly considering a Merkle back run. I love that portrait. Best of luck with the Old Mill.

And the Throwing run is just jaw dropping.

[QUOTE=Sean;1622211]Here, by popular demand, is my Merkle portrait back run. I can't put it in a neat grid, so this is the best I can do. I really like the way that Kling run looks in matching holders, so I'm going to do the same thing after I finish the run with the Old Mill. But for now, here goes: