Show your Sporting Life Cabinets, especially the dress high collar.
 

https://photos.imageevent.com/kawika...0%20McGraw.jpg

https://photos.imageevent.com/kawika...00%20Matty.jpg

can't....
 

Just taking the opportunity to say hello - been about a year! Hope you and your wife are well...98 degrees in Boynton today.

A year and 42 days but who's counting? 100 even today. You going north?

I included my M110, too. Does that count? Lolhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6a4a2e58b9.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...99b597a87a.jpg

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Hey Henry and Jerry.

Some really, really great stuff on display here guys.


I'm posting my Matty in order to get this thread back on the 1st page of this forum.


http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...0xMattySGC.jpg



TED Z

T206 Reference
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Flick
 

Earlier mount.

Angyale

A few more suit poses...

Some of my favorite cards. Awesome.

Anyone else think that Cy Young looks like Jeffrey Dahmer?

1,096
 

Here's a Herman Long,,,MLB's most erroneous player of all time (1,096!):::
I love this set,,,great cards everybody---

Turkey Mike! Look at that bow tie! Awesome.

W600s are about as awesome as they come.

Cards
 

Ruth trumps all.

And Ruth doesn’t have a Sporting Life Cabinet.

I would take a W600 Cobb over any Major League card of Ruth.

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...20cabinet.jpeg

Only one I own, from 1904

Agreed, Wagner street clothes over any Ruth non-rookie too.

A few suits

what's up with the eye "enhancements" done by Horner in most of these cabinets? Was that a technique used by photographers of the time?

Admittedly, I find many of the images to be a bit creepy because of these eye touch-ups.

a few more high collar's for Jerry...

Scott- incredible stuff
That Matty is high on my list and i love the McGraw as well
That is the first Plank I have seen. Did not know it existed.
Thanks for sharing some of your collection with us.
This is one of my favorite threads.

Adam,

I believe that is the one TIK used to have and sold it to Chad several years ago at a Chicago National. It is the only one I have ever seen. I was 5 minutes too late on snagging it.

Hi Ethan,
The Dress SLCs were initially issued in October, 1902, Ruth was seven years old, those SLCs were continued until early 1904. From that time until the end of the run, in 1911, all players were pictured in uniform.

pro9,
You own these cabinets? The Hirschy is scarce. Do you have any of the other Trap Shooters?

Scott - You reserving Armour for a final trump?

"Rube Waddell, the greatest pitcher, in terms of pure talent, I have ever seen." Connie Mack.

That is spot-on, Scott. Only one I've ever seen either. i picked it up in the Dreier liquidation. At the time I was collecting everything Jeffries so it was one of the must-have items he liquidated. Had SGC slab it for safekeeping so now I can use it as a coffee table.

Another grouping....

Ahhh... there's the green Rube!

Great cards Scott. Gorgeous Matty.

All I see are more creepy eyes. Oh, ...and the Green Rube!

What the heck Horner! Why? WHY did you freak-ify so many eyes?

That has to be something done in the printing process, wouldn't blame Carl.

Agree but you would think they would have had a little better quality control on such grand cabinet cards? Apparently not.The only one I had was Nixey Callahan's, whose estate my Horner Composite came from. Not mine any longer but a nice one nonetheless. Thanks to everyone for showing their great cards so far.
(He took his jacket off.)

http://luckeycards.com/pw600callahan.jpg

Great cabs everybody. W600s are one of my favorites
Scott your collection is amazing!

Great collection Scott. That Plank is amazing.

And Craig, that Wagner. Oh man is that something