Can you identify this card?

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by Kawika

It's a Vancouver Peanut card. Info about the set here: https://prewarcards.com/2016/11/10/1...aseball-cards/

Nice job and thanks for sharing

[Kawika]

I have four or five Van Peanuts buried in the chaos of my collection. I'd scan 'em if I knew where they were. Max Weder and his wife Jennifer Ettinger are energetic and devoted supporters of minor league baseball in Vancouver; Max has a substantial number of the cards from the set. Even knew one of the players. Attached is a jpeg he has posted on N54 a few times in the distant past to give you an idea. Just to be clear these are not minor leaguers but rather players in a senior amateur league. Word is they played serious ball.

[plankmaker]

This must be close to the ultimate in obscure sets. Imagine....a 1930's amateur league in Vancouver. Most likely one of the players was a photographer or printer or both. Thanks for all of the replies....

[Eric72]

Just imagine trying to put this set together. Next time any of you are at a card show, ask the dealers if they have some. At least a few of their responses should be remarkable.

[FrankWakefield]

"buried in the chaos of my collection"

I deem that a well crafted phrase. That alone is a nugget that justifies reading this thread.

I think that many of us, if we were to acquire one of these cards, we'd keep it as a type card. We wouldn't drop other interests to seek out the rest of the Vancouver Peanuts cards to make a set. Nor would we just sell the one card we had. My point, for the first time have I considered a type collector a bane for set collectors.

Great thread, guys!

[dstudeba]

Originally Posted by Eric72

Just imagine trying to put this set together. Next time any of you are at a card show, ask the dealers if they have some. At least a few of their responses should be remarkable.

I would start with Mark Macrae, he is the most likely dealer to have them.