Question for the postcard cognoscenti

[Leon]

I use a system of my own that dovetails the ACC, for uncataloged cards. This would be

Pc-Unc 1922 (Exhibit type) Heilmann




BTW, there are other cards that are even less cut and dry as to classification. Here are a few 1940 Crowley's Milk cards. (and my worst scan in a long time...the cards are the same size) I have them in 2 different places on my site, Pc-Unc and F-Unc.


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[RCMcKenzie]

Here is a postcard size, blank backMeyersf.jpg card Of Chief Meyers that I bought from Lew Lipset about 7-8 years ago. He had a name for the series, but I can't remember what it was.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

Here is a postcard size, blank back card Of Chief Meyers that I bought from Lew Lipset about 7-8 years ago. He had a name for the series, but I can't remember what it was.

Probably Pinkerton (W530). They came with blank, pc and scorecard backs...

[RCMcKenzie]

Leon,

It was in one of Lipset's auctions around 7-8 years ago. I'm sure someone still has the catalogue/auction. He advertised it as a Meyers uncatalogued postcard sized card and had additional information about it, but I threw away the auction catalogue and did not make notes about what I bought. I think I'm sure it was not Pinkerton b/c I would have remembered that. Of course I may have misremembered. Thanks. Great thread btw. In retrospect, I should have had exhibitman sign my boxing guide when I bought it from him.

edit-Maybe it was Pinkerton. Those photos look exactly like the Meyers card. Cheers

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by Leon

Probably Pinkerton (W530). They came with blank, pc and scorecard backs...

pc back is a myth.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bicem

pc back is a myth.

hmm...I thought I had a pc back but just checked and don't. I stand corrected until I see one. Learn something new everyday....LL