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esd10 09-20-2010 08:39 AM

info on postcards
 
im starting to go in different direction with my collecting and im very interested in prewar postcards does anyone no where to start? my budget is limited so can anyone help me get pointed in the right direction?

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rhettyeakley 09-20-2010 11:36 AM

If you want to get you "foot in the door" on the early postcard sets perhaps the most affordable & available of all the early sets is the 1907 Dietsche Detroit Tigers postcards. That is the first set I aquired when I began to have an interest in the various postcard sets.
-Rhett

esd10 09-20-2010 11:48 AM

thanks i have seen these cards and they are really nice. Do you have any tips to look for when buying them what to look for?

jeffmohler 09-20-2010 01:40 PM

I would recommend Dietsche postcards as well. The 1907 Tiger set is readily available and with the exception of Ty Cobb, readily affordable as well. The other 1907 Wolverines and HM Taylor are pretty attractive too.

One of the nice thing about postcards is that trimming doesn't seem to be as much of an issue.

bcbgcbrcb 09-20-2010 01:53 PM

If you want to add a couple of MLB team postcards to your early collection, both of the Chicago (AL) & (NL) teams from 1906 are pretty readily available as well.

esd10 09-21-2010 11:57 AM

1907 dietsche tigers
 
thanks for all the advice if anyone has the dietsche tigers for sale i prefer low grade thanks alot

Ladder7 09-21-2010 01:13 PM

Postcards?.. That'd be a fine choice. If you're a member of the Red Hat Society.

JeremyW 09-21-2010 02:11 PM

Dietsche postcards
 
There are reprints of the Dietsche set. I'm not sure how hard they are to detect, so you may want to do some research first. Great starter set though, despite the difficult Cobb "fielding" pose.

bcbgcbrcb 09-21-2010 03:54 PM

The c1910 PC796 postcard set is another interesting one to start out with and will keep you busy for a long time. Many HOF'ers and much more reasonable than the Novelty Cutlery, Rose, etc. from the same era.


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