Name that card...T213-2 sheet layout and distribution by year

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

Here's Ed Knonetchy, Pittsburgh Nat.

Also, 2 of the most commonly found cards from the T213-2 Coupon set are the McGraw portrait and glove at hip. They were probably triple-printed, released in the same format for 1914, 1915, and 1916...

Rob
I agree with you regarding this McGraw.






TED Z

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[buymycards]

Here is Mowrey again, in 1919, still with the Cincy uniform but Brooklyn caption.

Mowrey's last year in Cincinnati was 1909. He played with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1914, the Pittsburgh Rebels in 1915, and with Brooklyn in 1916 and 1917. He didn't play in 1918 or in 1919 when this card was issued.

He played with St. Louis from 1909 through 1913, but Coupon didn't issue a Mowrey card with a St. Louis caption.

[buymycards]

Another mystery is Al Bridwell. He played for the St. Louis Terriers in 1914 and 1915, but I can't find any record of him playing for Nashville.

[RCMcKenzie]

Superb Mowrey run, Rick.

On Bridwell, I also looked at his stats, and did not see him on Nashville, nor did I see any players on Nashville that had a similar name. It could be a mistake, or it could be like the case of the T206 Foley White, Houston. There is no box score, or record of White playing for the Houston Buffaloes, but it's hard to believe they rendered up a card for him in a Houston uniform all by mistake. Speaaking of Houston, I learned today that Bridwell was the player/manager for the STL affiliate, Buffaloes in 1919. Which means that his 1919 TYPE 3 Coupon card is a Houston Buffaloes card, which is nice.


Also, I'm up to 166/185 with this Thomas "Phila". Not the best condition. You can tell it's a "Phila", b/c the "Philadelphia" version's typeset is further to the left...

[nolemmings]

The Bridwell card gives us some indication of when the 1916 card was printed, and explains the Nashville affiliation. I researched his 1916 status and saw that he was signed by Nashville as of the February 12, 1916 edition of The Sporting Life.
It was also noted in the April 1, edition. Interestingly, Bridwell was listed as suspended by Nashville as of April 17, 1916 (perhaps he never reported?) as mentioned in the May 6 TSL, so that may explain why there is no record of him actually playing for the team. On May 14, 1916, he was acquired by Atlanta.

So it seems the printing of the 1916 t213-2 set would have been finished somewhere between February 6 and mid-May of that year.

[RCMcKenzie]

Great research, Todd. It certainly explains Bridwell's Nashville card and helps set a timeline for the 1916 print run or runs. Rob

[tedzan]

In the 1980's, when I started working on my first T206 set, I was not inclined to pay "big $$$$" for a T206 Demmitt (St Louis) card.
Instead, I acquired this T213-2 Demmitt as a "space filler" in my in my T206 set album.
The image is the same. The name (and color) of the team in the caption differs. So, I refer to this T213 card as a "poor-man's T206"
Demmitt

Chicago AL....circa April 17, 1914 - 1915.
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