Ugliest Player on a Pre-War Card

[Yoda]

Alright, I know this thread isn't politically correct but neither is Donald Trump, and he gets away with it, so here goes for my top 2 contenders:
1. Ira Thomas. Check out his T3. Reminds me of the Troll under the bridge that haunted my childhood dreams.
2. Hans Lobert. a slightly better-looking version of Ira but not much.
How about some other contenders.

[Sean]

T206 Egan, although Shannon and Purtell are also quite unappealling.

Though no one will ever top Don Mossi's postwar card for sheer ugliness.

[ZachS]

Originally Posted by Sean

Though no one will ever top Don Mossi's postwar card for sheer ugliness.

Wally Moon's unibrow would like to argue this.

[Joshchisox08]

Originally Posted by Sean

T206 Egan, although Shannon and Purtell are also quite unappealling.

Though no one will ever top Don Mossi's postwar card for sheer ugliness.

Egan and Shannon were neck and neck in my thread. Nobody broke the tie. They remain tied for the ugliest T206.

[DHogan]

TY Cobb's 1926 W512 Strip card

[Michael Peich]

I think this is one of the ugliest from 1910. Rumor has it that a prototype of the chopper motorcycle was discovered in Mr. Benny's garage when he died in 1958.

Enjoy, Mike

[pete zouras]

was exceedingly unappealing. In contrast to his T206 card, which appeals to me greatly.

[Piratedogcardshows]

Originally Posted by Michael Peich

I think this is one of the ugliest from 1910. Rumor has it that a prototype of the chopper motorcycle was discovered in Mr. Benny's garage when he died in 1958.

Enjoy, Mike

I dont know Mike that looks like a very pretty card to me!

[Brian Van Horn]

M116 of Amos Strunk gives me the creeps along with either 1914 of 1915 Cracker Jack of Cady. Now, for a devilish smirk on a card that would be the 1933 Goudey of Dibrell Williams.

[brianp-beme]

Every time ugly player/card is mentioned, I trot this one out of Egan. He is not just a T206 one hit wonder. When are we just going to come to a consensus and decide that Egan is the King of Ugly? See if you can spot him within the ranks of his fellow ugly subjects in the link below.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1320731781

Brian

[Leon]

Not ugliest and not my card but always an interesting portrait to me....it's almost superimposed...

[Yoda]

I hadn't realized there had been a prior thread on this charming subject, so decided in the name of fair play there should be nominations for the handsomest player on a pre-war card. My choices are:
1. Matty - so noble in his T206 portrait.
2. Hal Chase - something shifty in his gaze. Hmm, what is he thinking?
3. Roger Bresnahan. Just a solid, good looking guy.
Nominations, please.

[Sean]

T206 Walter Johnson

[edjs]

Handsome Harry Sutor.

[sandmountainslim]

Originally Posted by Yoda

I hadn't realized there had been a prior thread on this charming subject, so decided in the name of fair play there should be nominations for the handsomest player on a pre-war card. My choices are:
1. Matty - so noble in his T206 portrait.
2. Hal Chase - something shifty in his gaze. Hmm, what is he thinking?
3. Roger Bresnahan. Just a solid, good looking guy.
Nominations, please.

When I first got my Hal Chase T206 in the mail and showed it to my 8 year old daughter she said "He looks sneaky"

[Seiklis]

His face structure has always confused me

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Leon

Not ugliest and not my card but always an interesting portrait to me....it's almost superimposed...

I picked wild Bill without even seeing he was already nominated!!

[ValKehl]

How about "Oyster Joe" Martina?

[7nohitter]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

How about "Oyster Joe" Martina?

That is one ugly bastard!