A CABINET WORLD:different Cabinets

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by DixieBaseball

Only 1 Team Cab post thus far!?! Let's get this thread moving again! 1904 New Orleans Pelicans : (Ted Z - You love Ted Breitenstein... Can you pick him out? )

Ted is the guy in the rightmost seated position.


TED Z

[DixieBaseball]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Ted is the guy in the rightmost seated position.


TED Z

Ted - You know Ted like he is your own! Almost too easy for you. Breit was the real deal.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by DixieBaseball

Ted - You know Ted like he is your own! Almost too easy for you. Breit was the real deal.

At first I thought ya'll were talking about Ted Z being pictured on the cabinet card.

[DixieBaseball]

Originally Posted by Leon

At first I thought ya'll were talking about Ted Z being pictured on the cabinet card.

- Leon - perhaps Ted Z. was featured on a cabinet as some point. Ted !?

[slidekellyslide]

[kdixon]

Here is Zach Wheat when he played for the Prairie Roses of Kansas City. He is the player on the left of the top row.

[tedzan]

TED Z
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LOOKING for these 5 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)

[tedzan]

I'm not sure if this 1904 Buffalo Bisons team card qualifies as a Cabinet. The picture measures 4" x 5" and
is on a 7" x 9" mount. In any event it's my favorite. It was a "walk-in" at the Cooperstown Show in 1994.

Familiar guys are Stallings, Clymer, Joe Delehanty, Grimshaw, Kisinger, LaPorte, Natress, Al Shaw, Yerkes.

I'm curious, does anyone on this forum have an idea what this team card is worth ?







TED Z

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by DixieBaseball

- Leon - perhaps Ted Z. was featured on a cabinet as some point. Ted !?

Hey Jeremy & Leon

OK, I'll play your silly game......here's a vintage Cabinet of me (circa 1943) when I enlisted into the Navy
for duty during WW II. I hold the record for the youngest enlisted Sailor






TED Z

[DixieBaseball]

Hey Jeremy & Leon

OK, I'll play your silly game......here's a vintage Cabinet of me (circa 1943) when I enlisted into the Navy
for duty during WW II. I hold the record for the youngest enlisted Sailor





Ted - That's the spirit! With Veterans day coming up, a very nice segway into another thread I am sure... (My dad was in the Navy for several years. Thanks for your service Vets!)

- Great Ted Z Cabinet. Priceless.

[calvindog]

If anyone wants to see possibly the most interesting and best collection on Net 54, go to Bruce's website. I'm blown away each and every time I poke around on there.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by DixieBaseball

Ted - You know Ted like he is your own! Almost too easy for you. Breit was the real deal.

Jeremy

Ted is certainly my favorite Southern Leaguer in the T206 set. How can you not like a guy who pitched a No-Hitter in his first Major League start.
Furthermore, Ted pitched a total of 4 No-Hitters in his career. Besides, I identify with him....only 5:9 tall and his name is Theodore




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TED Z

__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
LOOKING for these 5 - T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

FORD....GANDIL....McGRAW (glove)....PFEFFER....SHECKARD (glove)