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Old 01-11-2013, 05:28 PM
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Love the Cincinnati Cards! I just picked up a few graded in SGC holders for my Cincy set I am building. I will post some pics later this week.

I am with Greg...I collect based on the look of the cards and "eye appeal" and appreciate the cards for other reasons too. I agree, they are small pieces of art.

The cards have too much allure for me not to appreciate them for what they have meant to card collecting and the history of baseball no matter who the player is or how much the card is worth...I am in my mid 30's and I played baseball most of my life, worked in baseball, and am a fan of baseball (Go Reds) and I get to go back in time and learn more about the state of the game in it's early stages when I collect these gems. One day I will get to share my collection with my son and have small pieces of history with a story to tell.

What I appreciate the most is learning more about the history of the game, how the players played the game and how they contributed to the greatest game on the planet...each card tells a story and...the cards will also display well in my man cave.

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Old 01-11-2013, 05:35 PM
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Default Chase Pink

Easy..................Chase Pink Portrait.....the best...........
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Old 01-11-2013, 05:54 PM
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Always liked the Dougherty portrait. Hard to believe it's the same guy when comparing the T206 and T205 cards.
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Subtle and dignified:
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Old 01-11-2013, 06:04 PM
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Glad to see Lobert and Dougherty, two more of my faces. I have and like the pink Chase but from an aesthetic sense (I've done a lot of part-time magazine art directing in my time) it always bugs me that his head is too low on the card--too much space above. Maybe that's just me.

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Wonka, your collection is amazing..

The coloration of your cards is awsome

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Old 01-11-2013, 06:19 PM
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I have a hard time narrowing it down to five each, but today, here are my thoughts.

Ports:
Rucker
Lobert
Dougherty
Walsh
Tinker

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Cobb Bat Off
Rucker Pitching
Wheat
Lajoie W/Bat
Jordan Batting

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Old 01-11-2013, 06:23 PM
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This is the only T206 I've kept because I think it's the best looking one.



Not my scan, mine is SGC.

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Old 01-11-2013, 06:26 PM
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My favorite portrait is definitely the Walsh and I'm really into the Conroy fielding pose.
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It's a toss up between these two port's for me. The red & black colors on the Tinker and olive & blue colors on the Walsh were great choices when produced.

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I have a hard time narrowing it down to five each, but today, here are my thoughts.

Ports:
Rucker
Lobert
Dougherty
Walsh
Tinker

Action:
Cobb Bat Off
Rucker Pitching
Wheat
Lajoie W/Bat
Jordan Batting

Best,

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I like your lists Andy, would also include Evers portrait.
Also really like Burch batting, Powers, Pattee and Evers blue sky.

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Old 01-11-2013, 07:11 PM
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I like your lists Andy, would also include Evers portrait.
Also really like Burch batting, Powers, Pattee and Evers blue sky.

Mike,

I am especially with you on Burch Batting and Pattee. Just too tough to narrow it down.

Best,

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Always liked the Dougherty portrait. Hard to believe it's the same guy when comparing the T206 and T205 cards.
The T206 Dougherty portrait always makes me think of Harry Houdini.



My holy grail is a Dougherty card signed by Houdini.

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The T206 Dougherty portrait always makes me think of Harry Houdini.



My holy grail is a Dougherty card signed by Houdini.
Looks a little like Bobby Wallace.
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Old 01-11-2013, 08:42 PM
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Glad to see someone else loves Ellam. Actually image is me, age 9.
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My favorite has always been the Cobb Bat Off.
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The Cy Young portrait is very nice, also is the Lajoie w/bat.

Of the four Cobb's, the two non-portraits have better eye appeal.
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Not sure why, but the Cy Young Glove Showing has always been one of my favorites.
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ABSOLUTELY no offense here ...... but what does everyone see in the Evers?

Every time I see this card I instantly think of a crackhead lookin' aids victim.
Bob Cratchit

I like the big stick and the cool stadium piece in the background but ...........
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Yeah, I agree on Ever, I own it--a Hindu even--but prefer the other variation (not to mention the portrait, one of the greats, and to my mind more striking than the green Young and green Cobb).
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ABSOLUTELY no offense here ...... but what does everyone see in the Evers?

Every time I see this card I instantly think of a crackhead lookin' aids victim.
Bob Cratchit

I like the big stick and the cool stadium piece in the background but ...........
I like the cold and eerie blue on blue, which I think offers a nice contrast to all the warm sunsets.. your crackhead is my "ghost of the deadball era".

... though I have to admit, Evers was a bubble pick for me. I really like the Merkle throwing (just posted), but have a really crappy example that I didn't want to post.
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There are so many great looking T206 cards. I will just throw in one of my personal favorites...I always thought that if this card had the face of Christy Mathewson (for example), it would be on the top of most people's wish lists. Sorry the image is so small...it deserves large scale.



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