Please Show cards you believe could be one of a kind in your collection

[joeadcock]

Bob

Killer Cabinet. Great stuff.

[calvindog]

[Vintageclout]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Jeff...amazing card & I would have to agree with you on it possibly being a "one of a kind". FYI, do you know how many subjects are in that issue and is there a Babe Ruth?

Joe T.

[ephus]

I think this one is pretty unique. I have shown this before, but I enjoy showing it. Dockman and Sons produced cards of boats, soldiers, animals, and baseball players. If you look at the back of this card, you see a checklist for animals.




When you turn the card over, you would expect to see a lion, zebra or a monkey. You would be very surprised to see what is there.....Honus Wagner.

[DixieBaseball]

The Wag's is neat and that Cobb that Jeff posted is a loner for sure. Never seen that one before...

Nice cards by many...

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by ephus

I think this one is pretty unique. I have shown this before, but I enjoy showing it. Dockman and Sons produced cards of boats, soldiers, animals, and baseball players. If you look at the back of this card, you see a checklist for animals.




When you turn the card over, you would expect to see a lion, zebra or a monkey. You would be very surprised to see what is there.....Honus Wagner.

I have the corresponding Lobert.

[ephus]

Nice Lobert. I have also seen a McGraw, but no others.
I wonder why your is an e102 on the slab and not Dockman since Dockman made the animal cards?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by ephus

Nice Lobert. I have also seen a McGraw, but no others.
I wonder why your is an e102 on the slab and not Dockman since Dockman made the animal cards?

Here are a few wrong backs...

[ephus]

I wonder if all 3 of our wrong back menagerie cards came from the same sheet.
They all have what looks to be the exact same off centered positioning of the back.

[packs]

I don't think there any other Schlei type 1's but I could be wrong:

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by ephus

Nice Lobert. I have also seen a McGraw, but no others.
I wonder why your is an e102 on the slab and not Dockman since Dockman made the animal cards?

I would consider it an e92, all the menagaries are believed to be. I bought it slabbed already, and have no need to get the slip changed.

I do believe there are others (as shown by Leon) but I have only seen one of each player that I have come across. Other collectors would know more, but that would be for another thread.

[terjung]

I'm not aware of another Ju-Ju Drums container that has survived.

[brianp-beme]

Wow...thanks Brian for sharing the Ju-Ju Drums container, which I have never seen before. I guess they would be even more impossible to obtain than the incredibly scare Ju-Ju cards.

Brian

[Brian Van Horn]

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[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by DixieBaseball

Uncatalogued DiMaggio rookie, first time I've seen the Chicago American brand too:

Adam - That Joe Sport Stamp, most likely, is from a similar newspaper publication as my Vander Meer sport stamp. Vandy was playing for Nashville only in 1936, and appeared in the Atlanta-Georgian newspaper publication with this sport stamp which looks just like your Chicago-American Joe sports stamp. (Mine is paper thin)[/QUOTE]

Great item! Those sport stamp sets are in need of further research.

[Runscott]

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[Leon]

3 of these 4 are uniquely known, as far as I am aware...

[DerekMichael]

This is a great thread, do not let it die!!!

I love the Jim Thorpe card Mr. Luckey. One of my all time favorite athletes.

I have heard people say: "Too bad there is no Joe Jackson in the T206 Southern League Run" ... I just tell them : "There is, it is a true 1/1, and I am the owner"!

"It would would take a very large offer to pry this one away" ...

[Spike]

My blank-backed T206 Donovan was only one known when authenticated by SGC at the 2013 National (and since auctioned via Robert Edwards). Assume it was a test print run that ended up as scrap.

[Andy Baran]

I don't own the Just So Burkett any longer, but I still have the Newsboy John L. Sullivan.