Why I think Cobb wasn't printed with a Brown Hindu back

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by G1911

They do seem to have printed cards on much, much larger sheets for at least some sets in the ATC 1909-1912 project. Is our proof all T206's were done on 19 inch sheets really definitive?

Here are some examples....you do the math......

150-only Series

American Lithographic introduced the T206 set during the Spring of 1909 by printing these 12 cards then shipped them to T-Factory's____





Southern Leaguers....48 subjects....(PIEDMONT 350 printed and issued 1910)



Exclusive 12....printed and issued circa late 1910 - 1911)


.. v ................................ 19" x 24" standard size sheet ...................................v

.... Simulated sheet of the T206 "Exclusive 12" subjects in the 460-only series




T205 Minor Leaguers (12 subjects)......printed and issued late 1911







TED Z

T206 Reference
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[G1911]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Here are some examples....you do the math......

A multiple of 12 certainly makes sense for part of T206. But what is the evidence it is 12 and not 24, or some other figure, and that was consistent the entire year and a half of production? We've recently found a sheet from another ATC set of the period that appears to measure over 50 inches across. Perhaps they were only 19 inches wide, but I don't think I've seen evidence that supports this as a conclusion over one possibility of many. Happy to stand corrected.

[chriskim]

WOW.. very nice detective works here. Have you also look into the Hindu ledger page that was mentioned in this Cycle ledger page video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXkDorcmidU&t=39s

That Hindu ledger page have the right side tore off but not sure anyone actually own the other half, it would definitely help identify the actual Hindu shipment date etc.

Keep up the good work team!

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by chriskim

WOW.. very nice detective works here. Have you also look into the Hindu ledger page that was mentioned in this Cycle ledger page video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXkDorcmidU&t=39s

That Hindu ledger page have the right side tore off but not sure anyone actually own the other half, it would definitely help identify the actual Hindu shipment date etc.

Keep up the good work team!

I've never seen the other piece of the Hindu page there is a piece of one of the Sweet Caporal pages that was for the packing and shipping of the Sweet Caporals with separate packing and shipping instructions for Philadelphia.

ATC Phila.jpg