A CABINET WORLD:different Cabinets
 

My favorite prewar material is Cabinets. See many threads on specific Cabinets. Wanted to show different cabinets on same thread that we own. Here are 2 :Jocko Milligan and Germany Smith

Boyle and Drake

Clarence Steen
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1897 Nebraska Indians
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c1895-1905 Lincoln YMCA Players
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Pink Hawley and Monte Cross
 

I had to show the above 2 together. The Dogs Head I had showed was too big and I didn't have time to resize it. Here's an N173 I always thought had a neat backdrop.
http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f9...3_hatfield.jpg

Cool stuff

Bruce, that Kelly is killer.
Cross great side image.

Dan Brouthers with the Boston Players' League team...

1886 Conway - Kansas City

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<h3>Kijuro Abe of Keio University c.1908

A little lacking on the side

Yale Murphy while at Yale and then again in the Major Leagues. Each one bought on eBay in the mid to late 1990's in two different lots of cabinet cards.

Always great to see our cabs. here's my latest....

N142
 

J.U. Stead Charley Bassett
 

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Unknown player, but sweet image!!

Zach Wheat when he played with the Union Club of Kansas City. Sorry for the glare as the card is in a framed display.

Kenny

Cool cabinet

Cab's
 

Cabinet signed by player, Charles "Tony" Tonneman, who played under Frank Selee in Western League and was drafted/played for Boston for a moment and then traded to New York before a long successful minor league career.

Kenny, that Zach Wheat cabinet is fantastic. Gorgeous.

I love this thread.

-Al

Shown often

Thanks guys.

Bruce

Yur killin me with these cabinets of yours.

new one from H & S
 

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I couldn't keep coming back to this awesome thread without posting something of my own. :)

http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...ictureid=12778

-Al

c1890s Moorhead, MN...don't have an ID on the player.

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Cab's
 

Only 1 Team Cab post thus far!?! Let's get this thread moving again! 1904 New Orleans Pelicans : (Ted Z - You love Ted Breitenstein... Can you pick him out? :) )

1905 Springfield MA Ponies Imperial cabinet.

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g5...Ponies1905.jpg

Another Team Cab
 

1914 Memphis Turtles w/ Schlei, Stark, and a few other big leaguer's... I find the reverse interesting as it has Memphis - Nashville Box score on the back. (One guy on back row has a Turtle on his uniform)

Schlei was definitely playing out the string at this point. He played two seasons in Memphis at ages 36 and 37. He batted .234 against Single A pitching. It had to be a blow to the ego after being in the "Bigs".

Dolly Stark, at least managed to hit .268 in his one year at Memphis He was only 29 but would never sniff the Majors again. He played another 8 years though, finishing up for the Class C Okmulgee OK Drillers at 37.

Awesome!

Try this one on from the reverse side of cab... Dolly Stark hits Home Run :

"In the 8th frame, Stark cinched the game for the locals by hitting one of Heinie Berger's saliva shoot's into the "smokehouse" in left field."

19th Century Cab
 

Nashville Team Imperial Cab

Ted is the guy in the rightmost seated position.


TED Z

Whoosit?
 

Do you know the name of this Norfolk player?

Ted Breitenstein
 

Ted - You know Ted like he is your own! Almost too easy for you. Breit was the real deal.

At first I thought ya'll were talking about Ted Z being pictured on the cabinet card. :)

Ted Breitenstein
 

Jeremy

Ted is certainly my favorite Southern Leaguer in the T206 set. How can you not like a guy who pitched a No-Hitter in his first Major League start.
Furthermore, Ted pitched a total of 4 No-Hitters in his career. Besides, I identify with him....only 5:9 tall and his name is Theodore :)


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TED Z

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LOOKING for these 5 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

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The Ted's...
 

- Leon - perhaps Ted Z. was featured on a cabinet as some point. Ted !? ;)