Thanks Mike and Bruce for the new inputs.....the list has been updated.
The following lists the known T214 cards and their teams. I think my team identification is accurate.
Note.......Bender was acquired by Baltimore (Dec 1914), suggesting that these cards were issued in
two series....1914 and 1915.
Ames (Cinci)
Bender (Baltimore Fed.)............1915
Bresnahan (Chicago Nat'l.)
Bridwell (St Louis Fed.)
Camnitz (Pittsburgh Fed.)
Chase (portrait, Buffalo Fed.)
Chase (throwing, Buffalo Fed.)
Cobb (Detroit, red portrait)
Crandall (St Louis Fed.)
Cree (New York Amer.)
Demmitt (Chicago Amer.)
Devore (Chillicothe)
Donlin (bat .300)
Doolan (Baltimore Fed.)
Downey (Buffalo Fed.)
Larry Doyle (New York Nat'l.)
Elberfeld (Brooklyn)
Evers (Boston Nat'l.)
Ford (Buffalo Fed.)
Fromme (New York Nat'l.)
Gandil (Washington)
Geyer (St Louis Nat'l.)
Griffith (Washington)
Groom (St Louis Nat'l.)
Herzog (Cinci)
Jennings (Detroit, one hand)
Jennings (Detroit, two hands)
Johnson (Washington, pitching)
Kelley (New York Amer.)
Konetchy (Pittsburgh Fed.)
Lajoie (Philadelphia Amer.)
Lennox (Pittsburgh Fed.)
Magee (Boston Nat'l.)
Marquard (New York Nat'l.)
McGraw (New York Nat'l.)
McLean (New York Nat'l.)
McQuillan (Pittsburgh Nat'l.)
Meyers (portrait, New York Nat'l.)
Myers (fielding, New York Nat'l.)
Myers (catching, New York Nat'l.)
Mullin (Newark Fed.)
Murray (New York Nat'l.)
Needham (Chicago Nat'l.)
Oakes (Pittsburgh Fed.)
Paskert (Philadelphia Nat'l.)
Quinn (Baltimore Fed.)
Rucker (Brooklyn)
Schaefer (K. C. Fed.)
Schulte (Chicago Nat'l.)
F. Smith (Baltimore Fed.)
Speaker (Boston Amer.)
Stovall (K. C. Fed.)
Summers
Bill Sweeney (Chicago Nat'l.)
Jeff Sweeney (New York Amer.)
Thomas (Philadelphia Amer.)
Tinker (bat off, Chicago Fed.)
Tinker (bat on, Chicago Fed.)
Heine Wagner (bat on right)
Wheat (Brooklyn)
Wilhelm (batting, Brooklyn)
Wiltse (Jersey City)
We now have
62 confirmed T214's....and, I expect more will show up eventually. This is a continuing work in progress; therefore, any help is really appreciated.
Any corrections of team identification is also appreciated.
TED Z