1913 Parker Brothers National Game Lajoie-in the stadium support beam to the right of Lajoie's head there is a diagonal wrinkle in the right diagonal beam-$25.00 (sold)
1914 Cracker Jack Barry-corner wear. off-center top to bottom, top right corner wrinkle and horizontal crease from upper left border into the cap just above the bill of the cap. Finally, looks to be of a slant cut on the card top and bottom-$150.00 (sold)
1921 E220 Harris-off-center left to right and top to bottom. The back has surface paper loss above the "f" in "of" and "the leading" in the last words in the first row of the advertisement. Also, a scuff to the right of "PENNA." and below "OMPAN" of "COMPANY" in the next to last line of the advertisement on the back. As you are holding the card horizontally, the card has a small bottom left corner wrinkle which you need to hold up to lighting to see. The bottom right-side wrinkle is larger and more noticeable. $150.00
1922 W503 Ring-break in the paper left side of the knee to into the hip on the leg on the left of the picture-tape over break in the paper on the back-$100.00
1922 W503 Earl Smith-Small wrinkle top left corner. Three little dots of wear in the mid-right border parallel roughly to Smith's lips. Corner wear. Finally, a couple diagonal paper loss lines under wear the cap crests. One has a couple notable white spots while the other goes down through his eye and into his cheek on the right side of the card. $150.00
Picture of Babe Ruth at an event. 4x5. Three diagonal left to right creases from top right. Two go into the background and one goes into the eye of the gentleman standing next to Ruth in the eye on the right side of the photo. Also, there is staining in the lower left side border. Finally, creases in the bottom right corner. Listening to offers. This is an original photo.
In no way, shape or form is the Ruth name on the back being offered as an autograph.
1959 Home Run Derby Stuart-anything you see is the tape on the inside clear plastic sleeve. $150.00 S/h is $5.50.
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