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Old 05-30-2013, 12:21 PM
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The Marquard/Ruth stamp made me think of this one. Anyone have other examples?

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Old 05-30-2013, 12:31 PM
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I have one of these I picked up off ebay a while back... Sisler is identified on the back, though.



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Old 05-30-2013, 12:42 PM
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I think there are a number of other Ruth cards that don't have him listed specifically on the back, but it's pretty much assumed that it's him on the front. Examples include:

1921 Schapira (action shots)
1928 Shonen Kulubu
1929 Churchman
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Who is the Harvard player? I have it, but I always assumed it was a generic player.
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I'd say the E91 cards are good examples.






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T206 Johnson hands at chest.
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I'd say the E91 cards are good examples.






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Ted - that's exactly the opposite of what I was asking about , but also very interesting. There are a few exceptions in that set - the Ed Reulbach is one of the best Reulbach images in my opinion.
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I think it looks like Christy Mathewson
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The Marquard/Ruth stamp made me think of this one. Anyone have other examples?
This is likely Walter Clarkson, a right handed pitcher in the big leagues, and former Harvard pitcher. No other pitcher from Harvard pitched in the big leagues around that time....unless that's simply a generic player as this thread indicates.
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This guy looks like Speaker in this cuban set
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This guy looks like Speaker in this cuban set
Wow...look at all the foul ground behind him!
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