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Beautiful!
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Awesome!!!! Local anesthetic was pretty new back then.
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Would I want to be your neighbor?
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Great card...I always thought the D381 series really showed the true face of baseball at the time, and quite often it wasn't very pretty. These guys played out in the sun all day, most of them looked like they had never seen a dentist or brushed their teeth on a regular basis, or looked like they just had Ty Cobb jump, spikes high, into their face, like Mr. Egan here. Show off some other rustic players from this set.
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On his T206 card -- and its a funny story that I'll be writing about soon
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Great picture and love the set.
Some more faces from the set: |
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Show off!
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check signature line... I'm almost finishing updating most of the Fleischmann scans from my collection. Each player gets his own pic now instead of being grouped by fours. It is a lot easier to view each player.... Great cards guys, keep em coming!........
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Er1ck.L. ---D381 seeker http://www.flickr.com/photos/30236659@N04/sets/ Last edited by yanksfan09; 09-04-2012 at 08:24 PM. |
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If you're looking for some tough/odd/interesting looking guys, check out: Grover Alexander, Wheezer Dell, Larry Gilbert, Hank Gowdy, Doc Johnston, Mike Mowrey, Chief Meyers, Dode Paskert, George Whitted to name a few.
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Er1ck.L. ---D381 seeker http://www.flickr.com/photos/30236659@N04/sets/ Last edited by yanksfan09; 09-04-2012 at 08:36 PM. |
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great thread, Bill C.
from the title I feared it might be one of those diatribes signaling the devolution of the hobby! I'm looking forward to your upcoming article, Rich. great cards everyone---i was shocked to see that long list Brian. Congrats! all the best, barry |
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