double name/ name on top question:

[atx840]

If you have some decent scans Ill take a look, Jantz has a good eye for these. Without any ink showing of the player name it will be impossible to tell.

[kilo]

still working on high-res scans. it seems that either my skill at taking good scans/pics or my equipment is in reality only sub-par at best.... will keep trying.

[kilo]

first, i know my equipment sux, but here is a pic:



very hard to see, but there is the very bottom of a comma, and the bottom tips of letters there. and by the shape of those tips, i believe it is burns and not another name. any other opinions?

[Ladder7]

Double-comma's command a 1.3% premium. Don't accept any less.

[Abravefan11]

Bill Burns was in print group 2 (350 Only) so the other subject has to come from the same group. So that leaves you with 199 to choose from. The coma's move around quite a bit in the captions so many subjects can be easily ruled out. Chris is good at lining up images like this, so maybe he can come up with something. Beck, Boston Nat'l is a good suspect but I'm sure there could be others.

[kilo]

thats pretty cool. to help narrow it down a bit, i think its a short named chicago amer player, based on the bits of ink left that i can see with my magnifier (so much more clear in person).

[Abravefan11]

The most likely is Burns. Same name T206's are far more common than two different names.