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Old 06-05-2017, 10:44 PM
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Thanks for the great insight Ted. I'm going to resist the temptation to make this an ongoing quest, but will keep my eye out for different backgrounds because it's fun. I have no idea what was happening in their printing process, but it's kinda crazy

Dave

It sounds like you are really "hooked" on the 1949 Bowman's....I can foresee that you will continue to acquire them (especially the "oddball" cards).

I first collected these cards as a kid in the Spring of 1949. I returned to this great hobby in 1977, and completed many of these Bowman sets. Currently, I have 2.7 sets.
My best set includes the 1st series (72 cards) with the white backs; and, the 2nd set with the 1st series gray backs.


Furthermore, I have uncut sheets of the 1st, 3rd, and 4th series......




4th Series




And, here is my simulation of the 7th (final) sheet......





And, here is a small sample of my Low # and Hi # Slate cards





Wishing you happy hunting,


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Great stuff as usual!
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