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#11
10-27-2022, 03:41 PM
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Definitely not the worst condition cards in my collection, but probably the most fun. Here are my E125 American Caramel of Heinie Wagner and Enameline College Doll, both missing their heads.
The advantage of having headless cards is that, with a bit of scanning fun, I can create my own special Honus Wagner cards, the one shown utilizing the headless Enameline card. Brian (die-cut T206 Honus head surprisingly not mine) 
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