View Single Post
  #1  
Old 11-12-2001, 11:41 PM
Archive Archive is offline
Administrator
 
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 58,359
Default M101 Sporting News info sought

Posted By: Tim

Hi-- I thought I'd start a new message thread so more people might see this.

I'm polling as many collectors of M101-4 and M101-5 as I can, in order to create a population report on the backs, as well as compiling whatever other unusual features of the sets I can discover.

A simple questionnaire follows. Basically it asks for how many cards you have from these sets total, and what the distribution of backs is.

If you have cards from these sets, I invite you to participate in the survey by filling out the questionnaire, or by writing to me.

As this project develops I’ll be happy to share the results with you. This is not meant to make any money, just to have some fun with great old cards. Thanks in advance for your help!

Tim Newcomb



M101-4/5 Questionnaire

1. How many cards do you have in M101-4/5 total, including all backs?

2. Please list the names, numbers, and backs you have (don’t worry about the year, I’ll deal with that, but please do list both name and number).

EXAMPLE:

#4 Alexander, Gimbel’s
#51 Doolan, Successful Farming
#97 Lavan, blank
#126 Morton, Famous and Barr
#133 O'Mara, Standard Biscuit


Here are the back choices I’m aware of– if you have another back not listed here, give me a shout
Blank back
Altoona Tribune
Baycrus Brewing (uncut sheet only)
Block & Kuhl
Burgess-Nash Clothiers
Everybody’s
Famous & Barr
Gimbel’s
Globe Clothing
Green/ Joyce
Herpolshimer’s
Holmes to Home Bread
Indianapolis Brewing
Mall Theater
Morehouse Baking
Sporting News
Standard Biscuit
Successful Farming
Ware’s Basement
Weil Baking

3. Any other information you have on the set: impressions about scarcities or curiosities in individual cards (for example, I’ve seen 3 copies of the George Gibson card and they all have the same printing flaw that erases most of his first name), etc.

PS: If you have any extra M101s for sale or trade (any backs), I'd be quite interested.

Reply With Quote