More BB Revue of 1917 (Wheat Stengel Walsh)

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Posted By: <b>T E</b><p>I received a couple of emails regarding previous post and I never responded, just had too much holiday cheer. Please feel free to email me again and I promise I will respond this time. <br /><br />There were a couple of requests to see the Wheat and Stengel pics, so here goes. Also, the Walsh uniform looks neat, so I threw that in here. The last pic is not from this set but is vintage, identified on reverse as Wagner. Jeez, look at that guy's butt, he is built like a running back in the NFL!<br /><Img src="http://voot.pair.com/hoofaway/1912bbrev7.jpg"><BR><br /><Img src="http://voot.pair.com/hoofaway/1912bbrev8.jpg"><BR><br /><Img src="http://voot.pair.com/hoofaway/1912bbrev9.jpg"><BR><br /><Img src="http://voot.pair.com/hoofaway/1912bbrev10.jpg"><BR><br />Other players in this set include Speaker Bender Schalk Griffiths Evers plus Klem and Mack and Jennings plus those shown on the previous thread.

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Posted By: <b>Jerry</b><p>The pictures are very nice. Wheat & Stengal's checkered Uniforms are cool and the Wags backside picture is special, his last year. Show somemore when you can.<br />Thanks<br />Jerry

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Posted By: <b>T E</b><p>The Wagner pic is not one of the "Baseball Revue of 1917." <br /><br />One of the interesting things about these images, the portraits, that is,as opposed to these action shots, is how tough these guys look. The t206 images, with their pastel look, really soften these guys up, but when you look at their photographic portraits, they look more like mugs in a lineup at the police station rather than a batting order.

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Posted By: <b>Anonymous</b><p>Thanks for the Wheat picture. Zach was born in my hometown and I mainly collect Wheat items. That is a neat picture. Kenny.