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Perhaps, but just look at the baselines and then everything after the "a"in the first Playbill. The formation of the "ay" and "or" connections when looking at the Cead exemplars... I see very little to nothing between the first and second playbills. I see very little between any of the Cead exemplars and the first playbill. They literally look quite different, yet the Ceads all have the same flavor and attack compared to each other. The second playbill is genuine. The first playbill only resembles a Taylor loosely, and an earlier form as well which makes no sense. The Cead exemplars, second playbill, Joe's Taylor-Burton example , the linked Taylor-Burton...same hand IMO.
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