Let's see some cards from the lesser-publicized sets

[Bosox Blair]

Originally Posted by birdman42

Here are a few more Canadian issues...Who has a ... C46, '37 O-Pee-Chee ... to put up?

OK - here's a few:

[dstudeba]

Ted, glad to help. If you need any help educating SGC on this please let me know. On the plus side, the printing on both types are the same and that is the truly spectacular aspect of these cards.

[kcohen]

Whiskey and Cards. Can it get any better?

[kcohen]

And a couple of bread cards

[Pythonfactory]

Originally Posted by kcohen

Whiskey and Cards. Can it get any better?

Nope; sounds perfect. Awesome card.

[Zach Wheat]

Here are some Neilsen's V 61-1 & V 61-2. The Type 1 cards are printed with the company name in a Gothic script on the reverse and seem to have a thinner more fragile card stock. The fonts used in a Type 2 card is plain, on a thicker card stock. The photo's were used in other sets including E121's (purist classify some of these as W 575-1's), some strip cards like W573's and even some pre-war W572's with a modern (ie post-2000) stamp added that looks like a V61-2 Neilsen's ad back.

The Type I set has approx. 120 cards with a good mix of big names including Cobb, Ruth, Johnson, Sisler, Hornsby, Alexander, Collins, Goslin and Wheat.


Z Wheat

[tedzan]

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TED Z

[soxinseven]

A couple of mine...

[soxinseven]

2 more...

[ullmandds]

nice steve...don't see those 2 every day...or any e97 b/w's for that matter...except maybe Irv Young!!!

[tedzan]

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[ullmandds]

beauty Ted!!!! The "ASS MAN!"

[tedzan]

Hey PETE

You never fail to put a smile on my face


TED Z

[the-illini]

haven't seen one from this set posted...

[soxinseven]

Ramly's aren't considered scarce, but the TTT backs are pretty tough...

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by tedzan

TED Z
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
LOOKING for these 6 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

DEVORE....FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

Nice E105 Chance Ted! Here's my Evers, now we just need Tinker...

[smtjoy]

Great thread, love to see all the variety. Here are a few more-

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by kcohen

Whiskey and Cards. Can it get any better?

Yes, Ken, it can get better - how about a tobacco trade card with Wag's picture on it?!!

BTW, your beautiful D310-Peckinpaugh would sure make a nice addition to my 1924 Senators players' card collection!

Best,
Val

[Exhibitman]

[x2drich2000]

W554's - Whenever I asked about these at shows, I usually get a "what are they?" or "I don't have any strip cards." A nice small set packed with HOFers and some tough variations. Here are my two with Bonemery stamped backs



DJ

[Eric72]

When I first joined Net54, a board member was kind enough to send these three cards to me as a gift (thanks again, Scott.) They are still in my collection and I intend to keep it that way.

If I have done my homework properly, they are, from left to right:

- 1929-30 Four-on-one Exhibits L. A. Blue/O. Melillo/F. O. Rourke (Frank O'Rourke)/F. Schulte

- 1916 M101-4 Sporting News Joe Connolly

- 1939-46 Salutation Exhibits Carl Hubbell





Bringing these out tonight to scan them reminded me that there is much more to Pre-War than just T206. Thanks for starting this thread, Bill.

Best Regards,

Eric

[HRBAKER]

1912 L1 Leathers



S81 Silks



Stevens Firearms Blotter

[tedzan]

TED Z

[ullmandds]

m101-3

[Mikehealer]

More from Louisiana
Coupons and Kottons

[ValKehl]

Another bread card.

[dstudeba]

Hey Ted, was it ever determined where that Foxx came from? I remember something about the image being on a Wartime Bond poster, but I forget now. Tough piece.

[Pat R]

Jeff, I like the Stevens Firearms Philadelphia Athletics I was actually going
to ask if anyone had any of these since you rarely see them. Although I
don't collect guns having grown up in a family that hunted I have a number
of them and it combines two of my interests, so in the future I would like
to own one.

[scooter729]

A few random items which I don't believe have been added here yet.....

[sycks22]

Close to pre war

[tedzan]

TED Z
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
LOOKING for these 6 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

DEVORE....FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

[Leon]

someone mentioned Steven's Firearms cards/blotters. Here are a few...with ole man Mack burning a hand rolled stogey And a large promo card of the Macon Peaches team, with "Little Willie" the League's most popular batboy.

[Pat R]

Leon, It was me thanks for posting yours. I know they come in different
colors but most of the ones I have seen have been blue.
Have you seen any of these for sale recently?

Patrick

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Pat R

Leon, It was me thanks for posting yours. I know they come in different
colors but most of the ones I have seen have been blue.
Have you seen any of these for sale recently?

Patrick

No, I haven't seen one for sale in at least a few years, from what I can remember. They do come up and aren't too terribly expensive when they do.....A common might be $150-$250 and a HOF'er might double that, depending on grade etc....They are neat though...and I especially like them when they have specific company ink stamps on them, as the top one does.

[dstudeba]

Here is a discussion on them a from few years ago.

Below is the only known copy of the last discovered one.

[smtjoy]

A couple more-

[tedzan]

TED Z
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
LOOKING for these 6 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

DEVORE....FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

[Exhibitman]

Not much chatter about Wheaties cards but I think they're not only some of the better looking cards of the 1930s, they are some of the best values for 'budget-conscious' HOF collectors:

[ValKehl]

Being a native and life-long Virginian, one of my next-to-impossible collecting goals is all of the cards with Virginia State League players. T206 and T210-2 cards are relatively easy to obtain, but T209-2 and E222 cards are really tough. If anyone is willing to part with an E222, I have good stuff to trade, including a N403 Yum Yum and a N172 Hank O'Day.
Val

[h2oya311]

Where's the love for Helmars?? And I don't mean those vintage-looking modern cards that waste space on eBay...

[HRBAKER]

[bn2cardz]

When I first started showing interest in the Goudey cards as a teen an older collector suggested looking at the Delong set as well. He was right these are nice cards, but never got another one after my first:

[tedzan]

Missing Booles to complete this set of 16.



TED Z
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
LOOKING for these 6 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

DEVORE....FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

[dstudeba]

[tedzan]

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TED Z
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
LOOKING for these 6 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

DEVORE....FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

[MikeGarcia]

.....Tom Henrich rookie card.....the grader called him ''Tommy'' up in the flip....he must have known him better than I .

[kcohen]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Yes, Ken, it can get better - how about a tobacco trade card with Wag's picture on it?!!

BTW, your beautiful D310-Peckinpaugh would sure make a nice addition to my 1924 Senators players' card collection!

Best,
Val

Hi Val,

Speaking of the Senators, I picked up this photo at the Chantilly Show. Apologies to the OP as this is neither a card nor is it from a set.

[Tom S.]

Here's some that haven't been shown yet...sorry for the large scans...

[Tom S.]

A few more...

[Ladder7]