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Old 11-08-2012, 06:34 PM
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Haven't shown this in a while. Not a card, but related.


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BEAUTIFUL CARDS EVERYBODY!!

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love ab's! especially t206 ab no frames....460 my fav...
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Old 11-09-2012, 12:20 AM
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Great cards everyone.

I Do have a question about the T205 AB's. I know they are either Black or Green back, but are they similar to the T206 Hindu Brown and Red? Whereas a card has either of the colors, but not both?

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Great cards everyone.

I Do have a question about the T205 AB's. I know they are either Black or Green back, but are they similar to the T206 Hindu Brown and Red? Whereas a card has either of the colors, but not both?

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Yes that's correct
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Wow, some very nice cards! Here's my meager contribution.
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Default More & more AMERICAN BEAUTY 460 cards

Great stuff guys....let's continue this show.




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Old 11-10-2012, 04:57 PM
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Hey guys......now here is a real AMERICAN BEAUTY

Stay tuned....and, I will tell you of an interesting story regarding Marilyn, back in the early 1980's when Joe DiMaggio
was at a signing session.





Back to T205's and T206's......let's see some more of these pretty cards.


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Old 11-12-2012, 08:55 AM
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Many years ago, a long-time hobby fixture in Ohio told me this. American Beauty white borders came in "8" count packets and American Beauty gold borders came in "10" count packs.

My old friend who educated me on much of these cards was a pleasant old timer named Al Clement. Al was a fixture alongside Geoff Sindelar in the early days of the outstanding Cleveland area/Strongsville Holiday Inn spring show that Fusco Auctions handles now. Well, he had the entire set minus Honus and was extremely knowledgable in those sets and their packs.
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Default Show off your AMERICAN BEAUTY's....T205's and/or T206's




Shown above is the standard (10-cigarette) pack, circa 1910. It's my understanding that the narrower (8-cigarette) American Beauty packs were introduced
sometime in 1911. Hence, the Gold-Bordered cards (T205, T42, etc.) were more likely to be inserted in these packs; and, therefore cut thinner.

Methinks American Litho started cutting the T206's thinner in anticipation of the narrower AB packs. I have 105 T206's with AB backs....22 - AB 350 frame....
14 - AB 350 no frame....69 - AB 460.

Their widths vary all over the place. This Davy Jones is the "fattest" of my AB cards (exactly the width of a normal T206 card).


v.................... 1 7/16" .....................v





I don't claim to be an expert on cigarette packs, so any inputs regarding this topic are welcomed.


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LOOKING for these 5 - T206 guys to complete my AMERICAN BEAUTY 460 sub-set (74 cards)

CAMNITZ (hands over head)....DOYLE (portrait)....McGRAW (portrait-cap)
McQUILLAN (bat)....TINKER (bat off shoulder)
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Old 12-08-2016, 09:53 AM
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Default The significance of the T205 Black American Beauty back

Not many T205 black AMERICAN BEAUTY (AB) cards have been on display in this thread. However, many T205 Green AMERICAN BEAUTY cards have been posted.

T205 subjects with a black AB back are the link to "A-B-C-D" connection. A theory I posted several years ago. I have complete confidence in my A-B-C-D theory.
Check it out.... http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...t=t205+A-B-C-D




American Lithographic printed exactly 32 - T205 subjects with this A = B = C = D connection. The key factor in this A = B = C = D equation
is the Black AB back. Note that the T205 subjects with Green American Beauty backs will NOT be found with DRUM backs.


T205 A-B-C-D checklist......32 subjects

James Austin
John Bates
Beals Becker
George Bell
William Bergen
Russell Blackburne
Albert Bridwell
Mordecai Brown
Harold Chase (border on shirt)
Frank Corridon
Thomas Downey
Louis Evans
George Graham (blue signature)
Buck Herzog
Richard Hoblitzell
Miller Huggins
Jack Knight
A. Latham
Thomas Leach
John Lobert

Briscoe Lord
Patrick Moran
Frederick Olmstead
George Paskert
Fred Payne
Edward Phelps
John Quinn
Lewis Richie
David Shean
George Stone
Zach Wheat
Harry Wolter


The above 5 subjects in bold print have yet to be confirmed with a DRUM back. However, they already have been confirmed with the A - B - C backs.
Therefore, I expect these 5 subjects will eventually be discovered with the DRUM back.


Hey guys....let's see some more T205 black American Beauty cards.


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I was lucky enough to come across the following "marriage" of AB items at a local Flea Market a few years back. I realize that the tin is unrelated; but the "Flea Marketeer" spun such a wonderful tale of BS that I just had to buy...

...plus he was asking $32 for the pair...
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Just got my 1st American Beauty card this week.
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Default My favorite back for both T205s and T206s

I have added some more "Beauties" since I posted early on in this thread.
Here are a few more favorites:


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