Then went outside to watch P. parade ( Parts 1 & 2 )

[Walt Cakebread]

What color do you believe the buttons on Mr Lovelady's shirt are?

I won't guess.....But I'm absolutely sure that they are NOT white like the buttons on Eddie piper's shirt.

[Alan Ford]

Feb 29/63 is a bit late to attempt a 3rd edition of Algren since the 2nd edition with Loveladys reddish brown shirt with grid pattern white lines has established a long sleeve shirt Lovelady, obfuscating the forearm image with shirt pattern and white out the dark bottle shape that was Intersecting  a portion  of Lovelady’s white Tshirt.

So it’s doubtful the purpose of photographing Lovelady wearing a shortsleeve vertical stripe shirt 3 months post assassination was some idea to paste the  image into Altgens photo as a 3rd edition version.

From Mr Dom Bonafede's May 1964 article "The Picture With a Life of its Own"------------



This would seem to offer confirmation that the red-and-white striped sport shirt was no 'misunderstanding': Mr Lovelady-----------for some reason------------was told to pretend he'd been wearing it on those steps.

Note also the new "buttoned near the neck" detail........ Was this an early attempt to turn Mr Lovelady into Prayer Man as seen in the Darnell film?

[Alan Ford]

I won't guess.....

No need to guess, Mr Cakebread--------look more closely at the photos of Mr Lovelady!

But I'm absolutely sure that they are NOT white like the buttons on Eddie piper's shirt.

Well, there's things you're absolutely sure of and then there's things that are true. It's pretty rare the twain meet

[Walt Cakebread]

No need to guess, Mr Cakebread--------look more closely at the photos of Mr Lovelady!

Well, there's things you're absolutely sure of and then there's things that are true. It's pretty rare the twain meet

Extract your head and LOOK at the buttons.....

[Dan O'meara]

Extract your head and LOOK at the buttons.....

Not to mention how the spacing between the dark and light stripes is different.

[Alan Ford]

Not to mention how the spacing between the dark and light stripes is different.

Huh?

[Walt Cakebread]

Huh?

Dan's right Alan.....