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American Litho. (ALC) did not need to have....."new artwork commissioned " (to use your words).....regarding Joe Jax.
For, as we all know they had printed him in their 1910 OLD MILL (series 8) set. Therefore, it was a simple matter to re-use this image, and re-do his uniform and caption to reflect Cleveland in their subsequent T-card issues (T213, T214, T215). Indeed, ALC modified their T206 1909 images to produce subsequent cards in 1910 and 1911 for the following subjects...... G. Brown M. Brown Chance Chase Cobb Dahlen Demmitt Elberfeld Evers Kleinow Lundgren O'Hara F. Smith TED Z Last edited by tedzan; 05-31-2010 at 12:25 PM. |
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