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#10
12-02-2021, 10:03 PM
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Hap Felsch 1916 Holmes
Here is the one absorbed into my Black Sox collection thanks to a fellow member earlier this year
I believe the reason so many have back damage is bc a very large majority of the known rare Holmes Bread back cards came from the same source/collection and they were pasted in an album...thus the glue stains and paper loss and various other damages caused from removing them. I read that somewhere when I was studying the back variations of this set. 
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