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#15
05-13-2003, 10:09 PM
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Leland's catalogue came. I guess everyone who puts out a catalogue
Posted By: Hankron
It's safe to say that trading cards isn't Leland's specialty, but I thought that one 19th century Rochester Team Advertising cabinet card was most interesting and unusual. Aside from the Old Judge Cabinets and such premiums, baseball cabinet cards with with actual advertising like that are super rare and, I would think, desirable to type collectors. 
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