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Old 05-03-2012, 01:33 PM
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Hi Seth,

Thanks for your post on T209-IIs. As some of you may know I have co-authored (with Tim Newcomb) an essay on T209-I that appears in the latest issue of Old Cardboard. The second part of our essay, on T209-IIs, will appear in the next issue. And while I'll let you read the essay when it appears, Crockett is one of two cards that might not exist. In addition, cards of Reeves, Sherrill and Steinbach have all been discovered (in the Peleaz collection) and will presumably be added to future Series Two checklists. Sherrill's story is particularly interesting based on research I completed last Fall at the State Library of North Carolina. The world of minor league baseball in 1909-1910 was much different than the minor leagues we know in the twenty-first century.

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