Piedmont Art Stamps

[Paul S]

My only. I don't collect them, so nothing really to add except I think they are really cool in person, fragile, and the back is foil-like shiney.

[slidekellyslide]

I recently ran across a couple of small albums filled with "Art Stamps"...unfortunately no baseball other than a Lord and Taylor baseball themed stamp. Before I came across these albums I did not know how big Art Stamp collecting was back around 1910-1915...there are stamps for all kinds of things....Beer, railroads, historical themes, et cetera... I found out that today collectors call them "Poster stamps".

[slidekellyslide]

Sample page from one of the albums.

[Leon]

T330-2s are quite scarce. I have owned about 30 of them over the years. This is my only one now...and then a Kangaroo non-sports proof group, from Decalco litho, that I really like....

[Mikehealer]

This is the only Evers I've seen, although others surely exist.
I had a Schulte at one time, in poor condition. Most seem to be in poor condition. Lee and Andy know quite a bit about them, hopefully they will chime in. They are tough to find, especially if you are looking for a certain one.

[quinnsryche]

Thanks for the info everyone. I had no idea they were called T330-2. Good to know for research purposes.

[RCMcKenzie]

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I have this one as a type. Probstein had a couple up earlier this week and Huggins and Scott had a nice group of around 15 the other day.

There was a post in the last few weeks about there being a few Piedmont Art stamps that do not appear in the T205 set. I can't recall which cards they are.

I would pick up a few more to put into a T205 back run along with the silks that have the same images on the front.