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I just read through Frank Keetz's third edition of 'Baseball advertising trade cards' - which is very well done!
Frank writes about the Tobin 56 series, H 804-21, which includes 10 cards with major league player names, five being HOF like Anson and Kelly. I'd like to see these images. Can board members post scans (HOF in particular)? Happy 4th! Last edited by wolterse; 07-03-2011 at 03:16 PM. |
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These have several other identifying numbers, also called H891 series and the 1887 Tobin Lithographs--Color series (listed as such in the SCD). I have one scan (not mine) shown, but the cards are seen on occasion on ebay.
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Here's a badly trimmed HOFer:
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Here are a couple more of the more common H891's
![]() ![]() IMO the Cadillac of these cards are really the 2 very rare B&W sets (Keetz calls them H804-22 and H804-23). Both of the B&W sets are so much tougher than the color one!!! example ![]() H804-23 King Kelly Last edited by fkw; 07-03-2011 at 07:19 PM. |
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Here is my Detroit player.
Joe
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![]() Collecting Detroit 19th Century N172, N173, N175. N172 Detroit. Getzein, McGlone, Rooks, Wheelock, Gillligan, Kid Baldwin Error, Lady Baldwin, Conway, Deacon White Positive transactions with Joe G, Jay Miller, CTANK80, BIGFISH, MGHPRO, k. DIXON, LEON, INSIDETHEWRAPPER, GOCUBSGO32, Steve Suckow, RAINIER2004, Ben Yourg, GNAZ01, yanksrnice09, cmiz5290, Kris Sweckard (Kris19),Angyal, Chuck Tapia,Belfast1933,bcbgcbrcb,fusorcruiser, tsp06, cobbcobb13 |
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I am following this thread with excitement!
I met Frank Keetz at the first Cooperstown Show way back around 1980 with such other NY State legendary collectors as Don Flewelling. These gentlemen and many others were very kind and friendly towards a teenager like me who was eager to learn about such great vintage cards. Now, after all these decades, I just want to say that guys like Mr. Keetz and Mr. Flewelling are simply Hall of Famers in our community. I propose a toast to such wonderful guys! Thank you, Bill Hedin Framingham, Mass |
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These also are found in a much rarer black and white set.
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Amazing, matty!
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