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[t213]

Here's one of my favorites, the large and small projection versions of Hosp from the 1914 Zeenut set. What is/are your favorites?

Andy

[Epps]

E100 Type 1 and 2 Buck Weaver

[cfc1909]

I don't know if this counts but it reminds me of your Hosp

Bernhard.jpg

[Jacklitsch]

Don't know if this counts:

[tedzan]

Here are three variations of the same T206 card


1st PRINTING (error)......circa..late 1909......To date, only 7 cards of this variation are known


(re..REA auctions)




2nd PRINTING......circa..early 1910......approx. 13 % of the Joe Doyle cards have this "mark"

PRINTER's MARK
Remnant of "N" in Nat'l......................................./\



3rd PRINTING......circa..mid 1910




Technically, this version is still in error, since "Amer." was not added after the "N. Y."



T-Rex TED

[t213]

Those are all great, keep em coming! They're fun to see.

Andy

[DixieBaseball]

A Candy and Tobbacco variation of Doc Wiseman (Same pose)

Jim - Nice Bernards...

[caramelcard]

[Bosox Blair]

All 3 of the E97 Sullivans (note the color SGC is actually Chicago and not Boston, contrary to the flip).

[mybuddyinc]

.... sorry, boxing (E77), but still a cool variation:

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[Jacklitsch]

[brianp-beme]

You have to love a set (1933-36 Zeenut) where the vast majority of the variations are size of image differences where the use of a pair of calipers is pretty much mandatory.

[rhettyeakley]

Most Zeenut collectors know about the Sepia variations found on many 1915 cards, but I haven't heard too much about the 1922's...here are a few I have found...


There are a few others too but you get the picture...
-Rhett

[E93]

Both yellow examples are missing a layer of color (red).
JimB