1887 A.D. (Here comes de judge)

[Matthew H]

Originally Posted by z28jd

pink tint ones never look good...

Unless they do look good



You've got some nice cards, John. As does everyone else, great stuff!

[z28jd]

Thanks Matt. That barely qualifies as a pink tint Most don't have pictures that nice. I think I have about three of them total, that's enough for me. I'll get a chance to scan some more OJ's on Monday, so this thread will live at least another three days. For now, here is an article I wrote back in April, using my Old Judge cards to help tell the story

http://blogs.piratesprospects.com/hi...first-nl-game/

[vwtdi]

[Matthew H]

Originally Posted by z28jd

Thanks Matt. That barely qualifies as a pink tint Most don't have pictures that nice. I think I have about three of them total, that's enough for me. I'll get a chance to scan some more OJ's on Monday, so this thread will live at least another three days. For now, here is an article I wrote back in April, using my Old Judge cards to help tell the story

http://blogs.piratesprospects.com/hi...first-nl-game/

Cool story John, thanks for sharing that history.

[uffda51]

Here is one of the nicest pink OJs I've seen.

[Kenny Cole]

I think this is a decent pink tint one too.

[Matthew H]

Does anyone know how many different colors OJs were made? I had a nice gray one that I sold, I wish I didn't. I know there are purple ones too,,, different shades of brown. Sepia too, of course, what else is there?


Nice card Bruce and Kenny.

[z28jd]

Originally Posted by Matthew H

Does anyone know how many different colors OJs were made? I had a nice gray one that I sold, I wish I didn't. I know there are purple ones too,,, different shades of brown. Sepia too, of course, what else is there?

Tom Brown
Deacon White
Bill Greenwood
Red Ehret
Black Jack Burdock
Silver King