M101-6 Felix Mendelsohn Stengel
 

Does this card exist? Anyone have a scan?
The first edition of the Standard Catalog listed this card at $400 when other similar Hofer's were valued at $65.

Lets show some love for this set!

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I have talked to several collectors of the set Craig, and no one has seen or heard of anyone with a Stengel. I have never seen a Crawford or Bancroft either, although I have heard that there is at least one each.

Here is one of my favorites - I have 29 different now - always buying if anyone has any :-)

No info on the Stengel to offer...but here is my one and only from the set:

I have several, no Stengel.

Beautiful Marsans and Speaker

Here ya Jeff,

Little bigger

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1407721680

Need that one! :):D:p

I just have the one (and no info on Stengel)

http://photos.imageevent.com/ltsgall...6%20Sisler.jpg

My only one...

great cards everyone. Ordinarily I don't go for oversized "cards"...but in this case exceptions were made. My one and only.

That's a winner, Pete! Anyone who wouldn't make an exception for that needs to re-think their rules!

Awesome cards everyone, love the M101-6's!

Here is one of mine-

http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n...ps9ba9ec87.jpg

one of my 10
 

They are such great cards!

Attachment 156195

Awesome pipp tim!

Here is Zach Wheat.

nice wheat! in stark contrast to his usual full swing pose!

Thanks. I like his glove in his back pocket.

Don't know anything about the Stengel, but I can confirm that Crawford exists. Kevin Savage auctioned one off a few years ago.

That is what I heard as well Paul. I have been trying to track down the owner for a while, even if it is just to see a scan of the card.

Great cards everyone
Pete that Ruth's da bomb!
Mendelsohn was a great photographer!

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1407805963

Sad to see how quickly people aged at that time

first "card" 1902

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1407806165

last playing year 1917

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1407806250

Craig is that Crawford yours? What a beautiful card!

Following Crawford in the twilight of his career, here is Hornsby, just getting started...

Crawford
 

[QUOTE=benchod;1309053]Sad to see how quickly people aged at that time

That could be just the way the Mendelsohn pose turned out. Crawford died at 88 years of age in 1968.