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The autographs on the fronts of t205s were most likely all done by the artist, they are not reproductions of actual autographs. Therefore, they would not need exemplars. The ATC was in business to make money and would do this as cheaply as possible meaning they would just get the artist to draw an auto. on a pic. I still think the McLean was just a mistake.
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