Originally Posted by rhettyeakley (Post 2267770)

You have a Janet H. reprint from the 1970’s. She was a scammer that took advantage of many early collectors with these fake Old Judge cards. She was also the one that made and distributed the fake Henry Johnson E121/E135 cands and the fake Standard Biscuit cards that are often found in collections of many hobby Pioneers. She was obviously using the early hobby periodical that had collectors home addresses and would solicite them that way. I have several if these letters from the collection of a hobby pioneer which I purchased several years ago.

Originally Posted by Joe_G. (Post 2267772)

I believe you are looking at a reprint of Dick Conway, pose 89-4. The front on its own looks suspect, the back also looks suspect. What are the measurements on the card?

Update . . .

Didn't see Rhett's response as I hit submit. I wasn't aware of the details here, thanks for the share Rhett!

Originally Posted by rhettyeakley (Post 2267770)

You have a Janet H. reprint from the 1970’s. She was a scammer that took advantage of many early collectors with these fake Old Judge cards. She was also the one that made and distributed the fake Henry Johnson E121/E135 cands and the fake Standard Biscuit cards that are often found in collections of many hobby Pioneers. She was obviously using the early hobby periodical that had collectors home addresses and would solicite them that way. I have several if these letters from the collection of a hobby pioneer which I purchased several years ago.

Originally Posted by Orioles1954 (Post 2267814)

Sweet! That’s exactly what I needed to know. Much appreciated and off to the trash it goes.

Originally Posted by steve B (Post 2267909)

I'd be glad to give it a home along with my other early fake.
To me it's a piece of hobby history, maybe not a happy one, but still.