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#16
09-13-2012, 02:08 PM
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E90-1 Boston short-prints
Boston team collectors of this set certainly have a tough time finding their guys. A number of the scarce cards
that were printed in the last (1910) series represent the two Boston teams: Boston AL...... Hall (horiz.) Karger Speaker Stahl Boston NL...... B. Brown (horiz.) Graham Richie Shean Bill Sweeney A wild theory of mine suggests that Ramly (Worcester, MA) had the rights to these players in 1909; therefore, the American Caramel Co. could not portray these Boston players in their early series. TED Z 
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