Nice card, but........

[camlov2]

"We sell cards that start at 99 cents and go up to $50,000 on Ebay."

Guess they need to update their information.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by camlov2

"We sell cards that start at 99 cents and go up to $50,000 on Ebay."

Guess they need to update their information.

Tony is a good hobby friend and someone I always spend some time with at the National. He will work with you on prices most times (this E300 is about 55k out of my range )

He will also listen to trades. I traded him an E105 Wagner in lower condition for this one.....several years ago..

[ullmandds]

interesting trade Leon...

[D. Broughman]

I have been told it is the same image as page 31 in the book Baseball in the Big Leagues by Johnnie Evers. It is a Sy Seidman photo.

[ls7plus]

Top-notch seller--bought my 1907 Dietsch Fielding Pose Cobb rookie from him sometime back on an installment basis. Personally, although the Plows Candy is an extremely tough card, I'd prefer the rookie fielding pose (wonder what that card would fetch in a major auction?).

Happy Collecting,

Larry

[prewarsports]

Sy Seidman wouldn't have been the actual photographer. He was a 1940's++ photographer who somehow got the "rights" to several older images. All images I have seen with a Seidman credit come from the Culver archives. You find all sorts of Bain and Gilliams Press syndicate photos from pre 1910 with the photographers name blocked out and "Credit Sy Seidman" handwritten on the back when in reality he probably was not even born when the image was taken.

Rhys

[Rich Klein]

Never Mind

Rich