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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1539095, member: 66&quot;]Eduard, your method is similar to the same way I do it,&nbsp; but I know of various features that tend to vary considerably through the series.&nbsp; For example the position of the JHF can be as far left as almost centered between the R and T, to as far right as centered between T and Y.&nbsp; That can easily be grouped into five groups left of the T below the left foot, below the upright, below the right foot, and right of the T.&nbsp; If you can see the JHF position you can eliminate anything that doesn&#039;t match that position.&nbsp; Then you select another variable feature and see how that compares to the group you have left.&nbsp; In most cases you can narrow it down to just a few fairly quickly.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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