19th Century Trading Post--

[dougscats]

I prefer to trade. I find it more difficult but more rewarding and fun. I'm looking for equal value and two happy parties.

In that spirit, and in the tradition of Net54 [This is not a new idea/has been done before in other BST sections], please feel free to post any 19th century stuff that you'd like to trade.
Everyone who has 19th century cards for trade can post in this thread.

I am going to start [more to come] with these N29's:

--Breaking News!--Blockbuster Trade!--This just in--
Buck Ewing + ca$h for Babe Ruth!--
[FYI, '33 Goudey Ruth #149, PSA 1]

Ewing SGC 40,--TRADED--
Miller, SGC 20,

I'm looking primarily for hall-of-famers, particularly Anson, Comiskey, Delahanty, and Brouthers, also Brooklyn Dodgers and NY Highlanders/Americans, etc., any type of 19th century cards. I like both graded and ungraded cards.

[Cozumeleno]

Great idea! When I acquire some duplicates to trade, I'll jump in

[pete zouras]

No longer for trade

[Cozumeleno]

Officially have one item up for trade - a Carver N28 in poor condition. Scans available upon request and will trade it for any N28, N29, N162, or N184 that I need in similar condition.

[bigfish]

N172 Browns champions Commy sgc 3.5
N28 Anson sgc TRADED
N28 King Kong Kelly TRADED
Dark Town Battery trade card authentic TRADED
n172 Farmer Vaughn Louisville rebacked
n162 King Kong Kelly sgc 40
Mayo Ed Delehanty TRADED
Mayo Tommy McCarthy TRADED


Looking for Cy Young Cards a 51 Mays, 51 Mantle, 52 t Jackie Robinson, 57 Bart Starr, Rice Stix Dizzy Dean, 48 Leaf Jackie Robinson, 86 fleer Jordan rc. Other pre 30 hofers considered.

[dougscats]

Here are four more:

Old Judge Ewing, trimmed, "bray16" [?] pencil-written on back,
Scrapps die-cut Curtis Welch, with broken shoulder, pencil-written name on back,
N28 Tim Keefe, trimmed,--SOLD--
N28 Tim Keefe, skinned*--No longer available--Having sold the other, I'm keeping this one--

* A note on this last Keefe: I bought it a couple of years ago on ebay as an N28, thinking it was skinned But I'm not sure if I can guarantee that it is an N28--I'd appreciate some help here--
The card has the Allen & Ginter logo, which distinguishes it from the A16 album-cut cards. But I know that these cards were also cut from advertising posters. And my question is,
Did the advertising-poster cards have the Allen & Ginter logo that appears on the N28's?
If so, can anyone tell the difference?
Or, can this be confirmed as an N28?
--Follow-up Note: This question has been answered below and elsewhere to my satisfaction. Again--Thanks for the help.

I also have an SGC A, A16 Tim Keefe [These are all hand-cut, I believe].
I'll post a scan if anyone's interested.