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In his own fanzines, he spelled his name Toni. Other fans sometimes misspelled it as Tony. [[User:Leah Zeldes Smith|Leah Zeldes Smith]] ([[User talk:Leah Zeldes Smith|talk]]) 10:28, 13 February 2023 (PST) | In his own fanzines, he spelled his name Toni. Other fans sometimes misspelled it as Tony. [[User:Leah Zeldes Smith|Leah Zeldes Smith]] ([[User talk:Leah Zeldes Smith|talk]]) 10:28, 13 February 2023 (PST) | ||
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| + | : There is one "Tony" even in his address in ''[[Peregrinations in Blue]]'' page 9, but it is Toni in the address at the Contents page "II" and then variously throughout. | ||
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| + | : I suppose that reason for that iota might be that that the Czech name Antonín has the shortened/familiar form Toník… and now that I think of it, even Toni was not unknown in the first half of the century, although it has disappeared since (both possibly due to a German influence? one of the last instances, at least in significant literature, is in [[Karel Čapek's]] [[wikipedia:The Mother (Čapek play)]].) --[[User:JVjr|JVjr]] ([[User talk:JVjr|talk]]) 07:01, 14 February 2023 (PST) | ||
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In his own fanzines, he spelled his name Toni. Other fans sometimes misspelled it as Tony. Leah Zeldes Smith (talk) 10:28, 13 February 2023 (PST)
- There is one "Tony" even in his address in Peregrinations in Blue page 9, but it is Toni in the address at the Contents page "II" and then variously throughout.
- I suppose that reason for that iota might be that that the Czech name Antonín has the shortened/familiar form Toník… and now that I think of it, even Toni was not unknown in the first half of the century, although it has disappeared since (both possibly due to a German influence? one of the last instances, at least in significant literature, is in Karel Čapek's wikipedia:The Mother (Čapek play).) --JVjr (talk) 07:01, 14 February 2023 (PST)
