Super rare UZIT cards of the T206 "Exclusive 12" (460-only series)

[tedzan]

One more interesting configuration involves the Exclusive 12 with the SWEET CAPORAL, Factory #42 backs. Similar to the red HINDU situation (see Post #5),
these 12 subjects are the only cards in the 460-only series that were printed with the SWEET CAPORAL, Factory #42 back.

Perhaps, these two RED backs were concurrently printed on sheets of the Exclusive 12 cards.....then the printer did not have the extra task of changing the ink
color to print these backs

Anyhow, I don't know about you fellow T206 guys....but, I find the 6 factors associated with these 12 subjects (that I have presented in this thread) very, very
interesting in the larger scheme of the T206 "Monster".








Hey guys

If you enjoy a real T206 challenge, keep searching for the Exclusive 12 cards with the UZIT backs. And, when you find one, I guarantee you will get a true "natural high"


TED Z

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LOOKING FOR these T206 guys to complete my AMERICAN BEAUTY 460 sub-set

AMES....CAMNITZ....CRAWFORD (bat)....DOYLE (port)....JORDAN (bat)....MARQUARD
McGRAW (port-cap).....McQUILLAN (bat).....TINKER (bat off).....WILTSE (port-cap)

[RCMcKenzie]

TedZ, thanks for all the work on the T206 backs and Ken and Doug thanks for the information on the Crandall Uzit. Fun stuff to read.

I can attest to Crandall having a seemingly large number of cards with the Sov 460. I have two in my collection by accident. Also shown is the SC 460 42...
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[tedzan]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

TedZ, thanks for all the work on the T206 backs and Ken and Doug thanks for the information on the Crandall Uzit. Fun stuff to read.

I can attest to Crandall having a seemingly large number of cards with the Sov 460. I have two in my collection by accident. Also shown is the SC 460 42...
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Thanks for the kind words....good buddy.

Doc Crandall was considered the premier Relief Pitcher of the "deadball era". In 1910, he was 17-4, primarily as a relief pitcher.
Furthermore, from 1910 - 1912, Crandall led the NL in Relief victories, compiling an outstanding record of 45-16

In New York City, he was the "Mariano Rivera" of his era.


TED Z

__________________________________________________ ______________________
LOOKING FOR these T206 guys to complete my AMERICAN BEAUTY 460 sub-set

AMES....CAMNITZ....CRAWFORD (bat)....DOYLE (port)....JORDAN (bat)....MARQUARD
McGRAW (port-cap).....McQUILLAN (bat).....TINKER (bat off).....WILTSE (port-cap)