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Sean thought that the group could "fill up a thread" with T213-3 Overprints -- let's see how close we can get to a virtual, collective set!
Post your T213-3 Factory 8 Overprints, and I will update the checklist below as we check them off. I'll start with the WaJo. Cheers, Steve ============ 34% complete (24/70) Red Ames Home Run Baker ** Chief Bender (no trees) [Posts 16 and 55] ** Chief Bender (trees) [Post 48] Roger Bresnahan Al Bridwell Miner Brown Bobby Byrne Frank Chance (batting) Frank Chance (portrait) Hal Chase (holding trophy) ** Hal Chase (portrait) [Post 22] ** Hal Chase (throwing) [Post 22] ** Ty Cobb (batting) [Post 17] ** Ty Cobb (portrait) [Post 5] ** Eddie Collins [Post 16] Sam Crawford Harry Davis ** Mike Donlin [Post 7] Wild Bill Donovan Mickey Doolan (batting) ** Mickey Doolan (fielding) [Posts 45 and 46] ** Larry Doyle (batting) [Post 31] Larry Doyle (portrait) ** Jean Dubuc [Post 21] Jack Dunn ** Kid Elberfeld [Post 21] ** Johnny Evers [Post 16] Chick Gandil Clark Griffith Buck Herzog ** Dick Hoblitzell [Post 21] Miller Huggins (hands at mouth) ** Miller Huggins (portrait) [Post 54] John Hummel ** Hughie Jennings (both hands)[Post 37] ** Hughie Jennings (one hand) [Post 10] ** Walter Johnson [Post 1] Tim Jordan Joe Kelley Ed Konetchy Nap Lajoie Sherry Magee [Post 21][/B] Rube Marquard (pitching) Rube Marquard (portrait) ** Christy Mathewson [Post 21] ** John McGraw (glove at side) [Post 21] ** John McGraw (portrait) [Post 21] George McQuillan ** Fred Merkle [Post 4] Dots Miller Mike Mowrey Chief Myers (Meyers) (Brooklyn) Chief Myers (Meyers) (New Haven) Dode Paskert Jack Quinn Ed Reulbach Nap Rucker Dick Rudolph Germany Schaeffer (Schaefer) Wildfire Schulte ** Tris Speaker [Post 16] Gabby Street (catching) Gabby Street (portrait) ** Jeff Sweeney [Post 23] Ira Thomas Joe Tinker ** Zach Wheat [Post 3] Geo. Wiltse Heinie Zimmerman ============ Last edited by brass_rat; 05-25-2021 at 07:28 PM. |
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I will love seeing this complete, but alas, I have nothing to add.
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Wheat.
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i can contribute.. to my knowledge this is the only known example of the cobb red port OP... . i would be interested in knowing if any other collectors are aware of a 2nd example out there..
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I just love threads like this, even though this thread makes me regret that in 25-30 years of collecting vintage type cards, I never picked up one of these T213-3 overprints. Sadly, it just never became a high enough priority.
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Seeking very scarce/rare cards for my Sam Rice master collection, e.g., E210 York Caramel Type 2 (upgrade), 1931 W502, W504 (upgrade), W572 sepia, W573, 1922 Haffner's Bread, 1922 Keating Candy, 1922 Witmor Candy Type 2 (vertical back), 1926 Sports Co. of Am. with ad & blank backs. Also 1917 Merchants Bakery & Weil Baking cards of WaJo. Also E222 cards of Lipe, Revelle & Ryan. |
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my one and only!
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Hey Pete, it's funny that Donlin doesn't have a team listed in the caption. Is he the only one without one?
I know that he had been retired for six or seven years. On his 1914 Type-2 card they wrote ".300 hitter for 7 years" instead of listing a team. Maybe in 1919 they decided that leaving it blank was better. Perhaps the fact that they included him at all so long after he retired is a testament to what a popular player he was back then. |
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I found this thread earlier and wanted to post an update. Rob was gracious enough to let me acquire the Hal Chase throwing from him over the weekend. Happy to add it to my Chase collection and happy to be a part of this exclusive owners club.
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Nice Chase!!...Jerry
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a very stupid question..... Are these overprints very rare?
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From what I've learned, only 1 or 2 of each card exists
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I believe roughly half the type 3 set have no known examples...many of those remaining have only 1 known example.
The handful of those left have up to 3 or 4 known examples. So, quite rare. Rob |
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