How Many Identical Poses Are in the T-206 set?

[PolarBear]

After looking at this list further, and scans of the cards, I came up with the following:

We start at 476 which is 524 - the 48 SL's.

Magee and Doyle are corrected errors - 474

Brown/Klienow/Smith are text (team) changes only, the portraits are identical.

Now we're at 471

Demitt/Dahlen/O'hara/Lundgren/Elberfield are all identical portraits with team changes on the uniform.

Now we're down to 466

Cobb/Chance/Mathewson/Evers/Chase/Chase are varying degrees of color/uniform/cropping changes. Interestingly, they are the 6 super prints.

That gets us to 460.

It also leaves the Bender unaccounted for. Uniform/background/cropping are all different. A more extreme example of that is the Brown Cubs pitching.

So, we made it to the advertised set number of "460" by eliminating the printing errors, team changes, and super prints. That seems like a pretty tidy grouping.

I'll go out on a limb and say that was the intent of the printers when they advertised 460 "different" subjects. So, out on a limb again, the Bender (and Brown Cubs) would have been intended as a "different" subjects in the 460 set.

[PolarBear]

No other comments?

[darwinbulldog]

How different does it have to be to be considered a unique pose? Cobb green and Cobb red are from two different paintings. Notice, for example, that his expression seems more surprised in the green background portrait.