Does anyone have a printable list explaining the differences between all the bands, ribbons, cedar sleeves, etc. for their line?
It's hard enough trying to keep the box info straight, then you see something not in a box, and start wondering "could this be the elusive 'X'?"

Doug

go to google.com and run a search. print everything.

The CigarFamily web site has a bunch of pictures and charts but it is not all inclusive, especially with the limited/unusual release items that are mostly found in the Hemingway and Opus lines or the 858s.

It figures. That's the type of stuff I was looking for.

Look, on the picture post here. There have been pictures, of both types of 858 S.G. Here. Both Rosado, and the original.
Later
Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

Try these links ...

http://www.keenwebs.com/herfindex/unreleased.htm 

http://www.keenwebs.com/herfindex/CFC2002_unreleased/ 

http://www.keenwebs.com/herfindex/ForbiddenX_1stShipment.jpg 

http://www.keenwebs.com/herfindex/OpusCulebras/culebras.htm 

Copy and Paste Answer for the General Stuff:

The band alone cannot determine what line a Fuente is from.

Here are the general rules regarding the color of the bottom of the band:

Green (no cedar wrap) - Regular Fuente line with Cameroon wrapper.

Green with cedar wrap - Regular Fuente chateau line. Connecticut shade wrapper.

Black with cedar wrap and black ribbon on foot- Sun Grown line with sun grown Ecuadorian wrapper

Black perfecto - Hemingway line

Black non-perfecto without cedar - Don Carlos (note, there are some belicosos in this line).

White - Anejo original release. Exception here is the #77 which is a torp with a square foot with a red ribbon on the foot. It is a new release but without cedar.

White with cedar wrap and red ribbon on foot- Anejo new releases.

Hope this helps.

Yes, definitely. I've run into a few places lately where they take stuff from one box, and place it in another to fill it up. Kinda screws you up if you are trying to figure out what's what.
Thanks, I knew I could count on you guys.