R423 strip cards

[hoot-owl]

Revisiting some old threads on R423 13-card strip baseball cards. I have documented 22-different complete strips and one partial strip. Colors--orange, purple, green, dark green, red, and "blue."

Number 100 still seems to be non-existent. Strips also were made for hockey and actors/actresses.

I know there are more undocumented strips out there. Here is my listing

1)Dean, Mack, Cobb (sig), Stanky, L Waner, Ruth, Greenberg, Kinder, Lemon, Heintzelman, Philley, Joost, Porterfield
2) Westrom, Jones, Williams, Yost , Moore, Branca, Pennock, J. Gordon, Musial, Hornsby, Grove, Newhouser, O’Doul
3) Feller, J DiMaggio, Simmons, Mathewson, Sisler, Frisch, P.Waner, Speaker, Mize, Dickey, Medwick, Cobb (no sig) , D. DiMaggio
4) Schoendienst, Carrasquel, Staley, Cooper, Doby, Kiner, Newhouser, Hearn, Konstanty, Rosen, A.Zarilla, H.Thompson, Elliott
5) Stengel, Pafko, Trucks, Rice, Vance, Snider, Ashburn, Pollet ,Cavaretta, Heilman, Priddy, Reese, Parnell
6) Johnson, Henrich, Gehrig, Shoun, Baumoltz, Dropo, Zoldack, Newcombe, Zernial, Stephens, Coleman, Slaughter, Woodling
7) Lockman, Slaughter, Zarilla, Jorgenson, Medwick, Dickey, Sisler, Feller, Woodling, Mapes, Speaker, P.Waner, J DiMaggio
8) Crosetti, Frisch, Mathewson, Simmons, D.DiMaggio, Zernial, Crosetti, Dickson, Brecheen, O’Doul, Musial, Newhouser, Grove
9)Jorgenson, Mapes, Lockman, Berra, Marshall, Dark, Blackwell, Kell, Campanella, Reynolds, Lopat, Raschi, Durocher
10) Hodges, Gomez, Jansen, Hermanski Fain, Houtemann, Pesky, Hudson, Alexander, Thomson, Sid Gordon, Sauer, Westrom
11) Wyrostek, Jones, Yost, Williams, Michaels, Branca, McCullough, J. Gordon, Pennock, Moore, Grove, Newhouser, Hornsby
12) Raschi, Durocher, Feller, D.DiMaggio, Simmons, Mathewson, J.DiMaggio, Sisler, Frisch, P.Waner, Medwick, Speaker, Mize
13) Rice, Pollet, Trucks, Pafko, Snider, Vance, Heilman, Ashburn, Cavaretta, Priddy, Reese, Easter, Parnell
14) Baumholtz, Dropo, Shoun, Gehrig, Henrich, W.Johnson, Hubbell, Rizzuto, J.Robinson, Ott, Lazzeri, Ennis and Goodman
15) Westrom, Wyrostek, Williams, Wertz, Jones, Michaels, Yost MccCollough, Moore, Branca, Pennock, Gordon and Hornsby
16) Marshall, Kiner, Carrasquel, Thompson, Konstanty, Cooper, Rosen, Elliot, Schoendienst, Coleman, Stephens, Newcombe, and Zoldack
17) dark, reynolds, mize, kell, blackwell, staley, doby, hearn, berra, raschi, durocher, campanella and lopat
18) Konstanty, hearn, kiner, mapes, marshall, lockman, berra, blackwell, campanella, dark, kell, reynolds, lopat
19) Musial, o'doul, brecheen, dickson, crosetti, wertz, collins, boudreau, cochrane, goodman, ennis, lazzeri, ott
20) Pesky, Houttemann, Easter, Hudson, Fain, Hermanski, Gomez, Jansen, Thomson, Hodges, Alexander, S. Gordon, Sauer
21) Robinson, Rizzuto, Hubbell, Johnson, Heinrich, Gehrig, Shoun, Baumholtz, Dropo, Newcombe, Zernial, Stephens, Thompson
22) McCullough, Wyrostek, Michaels, Wertz, Breechen, Dickson, Goodman, Ennis, Lazzeri, Ott, Robinson, Hubbell, Rizzuto
23) partial Joost, Heintzelman

[ALR-bishop]

Peter---was not aware of these. 1950 ? 120 baseball subjects ? Did the complete strips always involve one subject matter ( baseball, hockey, movie people). I think I read there was a variation of Cobb

[hoot-owl]

Well--119 subjects because number 100 appears to be non-existent. Guide books indicate a 1950 date--but I think they have to be later as Konstanty (who I collect) would not have been selected for a set in 1950. 1951 or 1952 makes sense as he won the MVP in 1950. I have not researched the other players from the early 1950s. Cobb appears on two of the documented strips--one with a "signature" and one without.

The different types of strips do not mix and match the subjects. I have seen one strip that was 12 baseball and one actress (Tullalah Bankhead)--but am presuming that was a print/finishing mistake.

I have seen 5 different full/partial hockey strips all with light blue backs. I have not cataloged the actors/actresses strips at all.

[ALR-bishop]

Thanks Peter. You don't happen to have an extra Topps 1951 Kontsanty Current All Star card, do you ?