Back Runs....

[bravebass]

Lets see those back runs!!

I'm working on ol Bunk. I still need

Broad Leaf
Carolina Brights
Drum

[x2drich2000]

Still missing 2 confirmed backs for each.

[4815162342]

Awesome backruns, DJ!


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[Fred]

Scott and DJ - nice! Love these threads!

[Casey2296]

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Great looking runs gentlemen.

Bender White Cap so far, still have some toughies to get before completion.
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[yanks87]

A couple more Dots to go for me.

[Fred]

Ok, someone has to be that guy and make that stupid comment:

Can anybody show a back run of 43 Larry Corcoran Old Judge cards?

Sorry - had to do that.

These threads are amazing, keep posting the different backs for the cards. These are the threads that are so fun to read. Ok, I'm like a second grader, these are the threads that have all the pretty pictures and not so much text.

[Rhotchkiss]

Nice Phil!! I think that’s the first time I have seen them all laid out together.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Nice Phil!! I think that’s the first time I have seen them all laid out together.

Thanks Ryan,
I finally figured out how to use the tiling tool to put them all together.

[Luke]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

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Great looking runs gentlemen.

Bender White Cap so far, still have some toughies to get before completion.
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This Bender run is incredible, thanks for sharing!

[Leon]

Helping my friend Jay Miller out posting the pics of this run he owns....

Nice run Jay...

[oldjudge]

Thank you Leon--I appreciate the assistance.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Leon

Helping my friend Jay Miller out posting the pics of this run he owns....

Nice run Jay...

That is one impressive table of Wagners!


Brian

[npa589]

I have definitely added since I've done this, but this is status as of about 10 months ago.

[alywa]

Been playing with this one for a while... there are some tough ones that I'll likely never get, but I'm ok with that

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[Rhotchkiss]

Scott, I love seeing that color and back run. I have never done a color run but it is so enticing, and Speaker is such a great player to have a run of.

[scooter729]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Scott, I love seeing that color and back run. I have never done a color run but it is so enticing, and Speaker is such a great player to have a run of.

Thanks Ryan - much appreciated coming from you and your incredible collection!

[Casey2296]

Amazing run Chad.

Scott, now we know where all the E94 Speakers have run off too...

[Texxxx]

Probably never own the UZIT or a T215 Pirate.

[Centauri]

Here is my contribution. Love this card. Interested if anyone has one of the toughies for sale.

[MuncieNolePAZ]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Amazing run Chad.

Scott, now we know where all the E94 Speakers have run off too...

Thanks Phil!

Very nice run yourself.

Thanks
Chad

[jackstockton652]

I've never collected cards in this fashion but it is tempting,the back runs are great.

[MVSNYC]

A big thank you to Sonny T. for this huge card for the Hofman run that my son and I are working on...

[ValKehl]

Phil and Daryl, thanks for your kind comments.

[B O'Brien]

I finally finished off the T206 backs line with a different HOFer in each slot. I needed two Southern League players to fill those two slots, so decided on Shag and Hooker, for obvious reasons! I needed one more player to be able to check off each slot and was lucky enough to be able to add Fred Merkle to fill the Lenox Brown slot. I was hoping it would either be him or Chase, so feel really good about hitting one of my two targets! Average grade is 3.25, with only the Willis Drum being a beater, but I’m looking to upgrade that if anyone will part with a 3-4!

Building the line and only including one each of the HOFers, made it extremely difficult, as I owned 3 different Tinker On and 4 different J Collins cards, along with a few other fronts, until the alignment finally came together. This is my second time doing this, so I knew was I was in for. I didn’t finish last time, so between the four years of working on it this time and nearly ten, the first time, there have been a ton of man hours on the excel sheet and on the BST to get this finished.

I think about half the board has helped in one of the two versions, so I won’t thank everyone here. I do wish Ted could have seen the finished lineup, as he helped me with some of the configurations, when I was working the first time, as I had to work with what I had, versus being able to just go out and buy whatever I needed, much like this time around. Looking forward to getting a good scanned layout of these, after I get fully moved and the scanner set up. I’m hoping to do the layout like Luke, Jamie and some of you other folks have.

For good measure I have the T215 Red Cross McGraw Glove, from Leon’s old collection. The T213-1 is included in this set with the Huggins Port, which I also hope to upgrade.

Picture has the player list with back and the back list, with player to make things a little easier to understand.

The joys of OCD collecting, right here!

Enjoy,
Bob

[DeanH3]

Congrats Bob! That's a fantastic accomplishment. I look forward to seeing them all together.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by B O'Brien

I finally finished off the T206 backs line with a different HOFer in each slot. I needed two Southern League players to fill those two slots, so decided on Shag and Hooker, for obvious reasons! I needed one more player to be able to check off each slot and was lucky enough to be able to add Fred Merkle to fill the Lenox Brown slot. I was hoping it would either be him or Chase, so feel really good about hitting one of my two targets! Average grade is 3.25, with only the Willis Drum being a beater, but I’m looking to upgrade that if anyone will part with a 3-4!

Building the line and only including one each of the HOFers, made it extremely difficult, as I owned 3 different Tinker On and 4 different J Collins cards, along with a few other fronts, until the alignment finally came together. This is my second time doing this, so I knew was I was in for. I didn’t finish last time, so between the four years of working on it this time and nearly ten, the first time, there have been a ton of man hours on the excel sheet and on the BST to get this finished.

I think about half the board has helped in one of the two versions, so I won’t thank everyone here. I do wish Ted could have seen the finished lineup, as he helped me with some of the configurations, when I was working the first time, as I had to work with what I had, versus being able to just go out and buy whatever I needed, much like this time around. Looking forward to getting a good scanned layout of these, after I get fully moved and the scanner set up. I’m hoping to do the layout like Luke, Jamie and some of you other folks have.

For good measure I have the T215 Red Cross McGraw Glove, from Leon’s old collection. The T213-1 is included in this set with the Huggins Port, which I also hope to upgrade.

Picture has the player list with back and the back list, with player to make things a little easier to understand.

The joys of OCD collecting, right here!

Enjoy,
Bob

Hi Bob, so you're the one who got that Merkle Brown Lenox. I wondered where it went. That's an incredible run. Are you going for the other cousins to the T206 set, or just the Coupon Type-1 and Red Cross Type-1 (because they could be T206)?