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Old 09-05-2020, 09:50 PM
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A little Al Kaufman to go with my big Al Kaufman. Is it common for T225's to not have factory numbers?
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Old 09-26-2020, 10:15 AM
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I just picked this one up. I was a little apprehensive that it could have been a reprint, but it wasn't being sold as autographed, it seems to match other examples, and you can tell seeing it in-person that it's on the photo, not part of the print. He died in 1924, so his signatures are beyond scarce.
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Old 09-26-2020, 10:19 AM
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I just picked this one up. I was a little apprehensive that it could have been a reprint, but it wasn't being sold as autographed, it seems to match other examples, and you can tell seeing it in-person that it's on the photo, not part of the print. He died in 1924, so his signatures are beyond scarce.
This one seems to have come from the same photo session.

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A little Al Kaufman to go with my big Al Kaufman. Is it common for T225's to not have factory numbers?
T225 has about ten back variations (brand, address, factory #s). You have one of them.
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Just added a Jeffries stat back.
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T225 has about ten back variations (brand, address, factory #s). You have one of them.
Cool thanks for the info.
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A quartet of 1950s Mirior-Sprint PC sized photographic cards from France. The name is handwritten on the two.
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A couple more came in recently. I really like these boxing version of the Big Heads. The colors are great.



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Picked this up on a best offer for $78. Not the deal of the century, but a relatively tough card.
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Hey, a 1910 E-Unc Johnson is a nice pick regardless of grade. my SGC 50 went for over $300 before the plague-boom so a quarter of that sounds good to me.

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I've not seen a Louis piece like this before and it fits my collection perfectly.
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