Any T205 back runs?

[RCMcKenzie]

Ken, that's a great T205 Cubs run you have going. Good luck with it. Yeah, when I learned that I need a Piedmont 42 of a specific card, I realized it may be a while. Good thing I have other unfinished projects to work on.

[Leon]

Sorry to revive an old thread but curious, without sifting through 15 yrs of threads, has anyone done a Polar Bear subset?

[familytoad]

We have a guy in OBC doing a Polar Bear T205 run, but I am not sure if he is on this board (hi Ken if you are!)

Is there something specific you wanted to know about the PB run?

I have been thinking about the Cycle run because I "need" the Marty 37-1 anyway to make an eventual master set. Please someone talk me about of it

[kmac32]

I have a complete Polar Bear T205 Cubs run in my T205 Cubs subset. Up to 129 out of 152 possible cards for my Cubbies.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by familytoad

We have a guy in OBC doing a Polar Bear T205 run, but I am not sure if he is on this board (hi Ken if you are!)

Is there something specific you wanted to know about the PB run?

I have been thinking about the Cycle run because I "need" the Marty 37-1 anyway to make an eventual master set. Please someone talk me about of it

Thanks Brian (and thanks Ken, that's an awful lot of PBs).

I was just curious and after I asked the question found an old master list of the PB possibilities. I am going to take it real slow and real easy, and not go after high grade....but am going to start a set/subset of cards, mostly PB, that have the look I want. I have always said I think the T205 set is the, or one of the, best looking vintage sets there is. I would like a whole set with these borders, if possible. I love the different shades of gold!!

[tedzan]

In post #3 here, I show my T205 John Lobert A = B = C = D connection (still looking for his DRUM card).

And, here's my T205 Huggins A = B = C = D connection (any help finding his DRUM card will be really appreciated).

Although, these are short run's, they reveal a distinct pattern that is associated with only 32 subjects in the T205 set.

American Lithographic first printed this A = B = C = D pattern on the cards in the 350 Series of the T206 set,


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