My friend has done considerable research on this particular plant and she is familiar with the collection from which the plant was obtained...in fact it is very likely that over 30 years ago, she gave this division away to the grower....anyways....these are her discoveries...
Brenda,
Great photos thank you. In the 1970’s Ray Rands was importing species from all over the world. While most growers were after the large Bulldog type some of us liked the primaries better. He started the trend with his species crosses and I was ordering them.
The one parent has to be spicerianum, the dorsal folds back at the base, the brown lines middle of each petal and the base of the leaves are spotted maroon.
So the other parent has to be an albino that would knock out most of the red/brown of the spicerianum.
Going through the old Rands orders I found it!!!! It is insigne sanderae x spicerianum . Rands was using a particularly good insigne sanderae in his crosses, to remove most of the red/brown, and survive all these years!
It is paph Leeanum album? form. ( insigne sanderae x spicerianum.) Also I don’t know the correct albino term to use on the label.
Ozpaph and fibre....let me know your thoughts on the above if you have a moment.