First off I would like to thank everyone who has participated in this thread.
From the start of this thread I've always asked for a card's back information and here is a reason why the back information is just as important as the card's front.
In post #210 Luke posted up a newly discovered two different name T206. Heinie Wagner (left shoulder) Sweet Caporal 350 f#30 with Schlei's name at the top. So as we deducted earlier in this thread, Schlei's name on the top would make it the catching pose.
Yesterday Luke posted the Johnson with Schlei's name on the top again, but with a different back. Since the Johnson has a Piedmont 150 back, the Schlei card on top would also be the catching pose again.
So a breakdown would be Schlei (catching pose) above two different player's cards, on two different backs, along with two different series.
Just some interesting points I wanted to point out to everyone else.
Thanks again
Jantz
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