1902 Sporting Life George Winters HELP identify

[DinoPro]

I have acquired a 1902 Sporting Life George Winters
Pitcher


Is this a cabinet??

Any ideas on value?
Condition appears to be EX/EX+

Thanks all !!

[milkit1]

Click on the paperclip

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upload the photo
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once photo is uploaded X out of that box and click the paperclip again. This time click on the .jpg name
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you'll se something that looks like this:

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Click "Preview Post" and it will show what your submitted post will look like. If that looks good click "Submit" Hope that helps

[DinoPro]

Hi,

If you look at my old post, I was able to upload picture!
Thx Dino Pro

[Jobu]

Yep - it is a W600. Here is a 2015 sale:

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball/1...ription-071515

There are several people here who know quite a bit about these.

[Leon]

moved to the main section...

[doug.goodman]

I always thought w600 cabinets were bigger.

Learn something new every day.

Doug

[Baseball Rarities]

W600 Sporting Life cards are technically not cabinet cards , but are considered such in our hobby. Same thing with T3 Turkey Reds, N142 Dukes, etc.

Cabinet cards consist of actual photographs which have been glued onto a cardboard mount and generally measure about 4.25" x 6.5".

W600s, T3s, N142s, etc. are all oversized cards and do not use actual photographs.

[doug.goodman]

Thank you.

A day of learning for me.