19th Century Trading Post--

[dougscats]

Here are four more:

Old Judge Ewing, trimmed, "bray16" [?] pencil-written on back,
Scrapps die-cut Curtis Welch, with broken shoulder, pencil-written name on back,
N28 Tim Keefe, trimmed,--SOLD--
N28 Tim Keefe, skinned*--No longer available--Having sold the other, I'm keeping this one--

* A note on this last Keefe: I bought it a couple of years ago on ebay as an N28, thinking it was skinned But I'm not sure if I can guarantee that it is an N28--I'd appreciate some help here--
The card has the Allen & Ginter logo, which distinguishes it from the A16 album-cut cards. But I know that these cards were also cut from advertising posters. And my question is,
Did the advertising-poster cards have the Allen & Ginter logo that appears on the N28's?
If so, can anyone tell the difference?
Or, can this be confirmed as an N28?
--Follow-up Note: This question has been answered below and elsewhere to my satisfaction. Again--Thanks for the help.

I also have an SGC A, A16 Tim Keefe [These are all hand-cut, I believe].
I'll post a scan if anyone's interested.