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WTB: Dode Criss
Hi All,
I'm going to dip my big toe in the T206 ocean by starting with Dode Criss. Why Dode Criss? Because he shares my birthday (a heartly Thanks! to clydepepper for his T206 Birthday thread). I figure a back run will be a fun way to start off! So if you've got any lyin' around, please let me know. Thanks, Dave |
If you like a marathon
You may enjoy collecting T206's for years.
It's a long run. Welcome, Dave. What are you looking for, condition-wise? Graded/ungraded? Email sent. |
Thanks for the welcome!
Graded or ungraded is fine. Lower grade to keep it affordable. Would really prefer cards that would grade numerically. Hope that helps, Dave |
Dave, there are a lot of ways in which to collect cards and collection by birth date is one of them. I don't have a spare Criss, but here is a short list of other early cards you may wish to put on your want list. All were born March 12th. Let me know if you would like to see the list extended.
Denny Lyons 1898 Cameo Pepsin Gum Pins John Beall 1909 Obak George McAvoy 1912 Zeenuts Walter Mattick 1916, 1917 Zeenuts Reb Russell 1914 Cracker Jack 1915 Cracker Jack 1914 Polo Grounds 1916 BF2 Felt Pennants 1916 Sporting News M101-5 1917 Sporting News M101-4 1917 White Sox Team Issue |
Bah! I haven't even purchased my first T206 and you have me looking for other cards! :eek:
Just kidding, that list is great! Thank goodness I don't share a birthday with Ruth, Mantle or Gehrig, right? :p If it's easy, I would love to see the rest of the list. Otherwise, it'll just be a research assignment for myself. ;) Thanks for the reply! Dave |
you picked
the right thing to collect (T206)......if you have any questions, email me....
I looked for a dode criss, but I traded it away, or I would have just sent it to you.....I would have loved to give you your first T206:) peace johnny |
OK Dave, below is a list of pre-war cards for players born 3/12. Unfortunately, I am unable to automate the process so you can dig out the post-war cards yourself if you are so inclined.
Bill James was a bit of a challenge as there were 2 players by that name playing at the same time (and both included in the Zeenuts series). I weeded out the imposter and I believe the cards I list are all for William Lawrence James ("Seattle Bill"). The Beckett Baseball Card Alphabetical Checklist was of no help as it co-mingles the two players under one name. Fortunately, I have a good Zeenut resource. George Maisel 1917 Zeenuts 1919 Zeenuts 1920 Zeenuts 1921 Exhibits William Lawrence James 1915 Cracker Jack 1916 BF2 Felt Pennants 1916 Sporting News M101-5 1917 Collins-McCarthy E135 1917 Sporting News M101-4 1917 Standard Biscuit 1924 Zeenuts 1925 Zeenuts Alexander Gaston 1921 E121 Series of 120 1921 E121 Series of 80 1921 Koester's Bread World Series Issue D383 1922 W501 1922 W575 Bud Tinning (Lyle) 1932 Cubs Team Issue 1932 Orbit Gum Pins "Numbered" 1932 Orbit Gum Pins "Unumbered" 1933 Tatoo Orbit R305 1934 Diamond Match Co. Silver Border 1934 Goudey R320 Note: I did not try to research all the advertising back variations for certain issues. |
Outstanding! Thank you so much for taking the time to research and reply! Great stuff! Great people on these boards!
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this one seems decent
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Thanks! I cannot believe how helpful you guys are.
It's on my watch list now :) |
Dave....
anytime my friend.....this has great eye appeal.....back slightly tufer....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-DODE-CR...item4850332f85 offer a $20.00 bill shipped and I think this maybe a decent deal for you.....but try to snipe the one in the previous lot cheap and you will feel really good if you get it under 20 bux.... if you want, email me anytime, I will scope out any T206 for you:) |
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