[Joe_G.]

Originally Posted by NATCARD

Special not on the following:
Dave Orr is a spotted tie
And Fred Pfeffer – Catch Hands above waist


Mark Baldwin Pitch-hands neck high
California Brown - Bat at Ready
Thomas Brown Catch, Hands Cupped Chest High
Tom Burns Tagging Runner on Ground
Doc Bushong, Brown's Portrait in striped hat-Brown's Champions
Bill Bishop Ball in R/Hand Head High
Dick Conway Ready to Pitch, Hands Chest High
Con Daley Hands on knees Boston
Tom Daly Portrait
Pat Dealy Bat in R/Hand at Side
Sid Farrar - Arms Folded - Bare Head
Dave Foutz Portrait in striped hat-Brown's Champions
Emil Geiss Bat in R/hand at side
Barney Gilligan Hands on Thighs
Will Gleason Portrait in Striped Cap
Joe Horning (Hornung) Ball in Hands Held Out Neck High
Rudy Kemmler Portrait in striped hat-Brown's Champions
Arlie Latham Portrait in striped hat-Brown's Champions
Joseph Mulvey Strike, Ball Chest High
Dave Orr Portrait
Billy Nash Portrait
Jimmy Peeples Bat on R/shoulder-Brooklyn
Fred Pfeffer
(2 duplicate cards) Danny Richardson Bat at Ready at 45 Degree
Sam Thompson Bat at Ready at 45 Degree
Larry Twitchell Pitch, Hands By Chest
Chris Von Der Ahe Portrait

Thank you for the share. At first glance, these could all be early OJs, 1886-1887. Do they all have the "Old Judge Cigarettes" flying hot dog? While these players are not difficult in comparison to other OJs (exception for the Orr Spotted Tie), there were some later year re-issues that are very tough. For example, Gilligan in 1887 with Washington is common, but 1888 re-issue with Detroit is near impossible. I'm anxious to see them hit the auction block and good luck!