The Roaring Twenties?

[clydepepper]

That is just stunning!

[terjung]

Here's one that hasn't been shown yet.

[Kenny Cole]

Thanks Raymond. Brian, I really like that Sisler. Great card.

[ValKehl]

Raymond, thanks for giving me the opportunity to once again show some of my favorite Sam Rice cards from the 1920's.

I realize that I'm in the minority, but I much prefer the real-photo b & w cards of the 1920's to the colorful artwork cards of the 1910's.
Val

[Runscott]

Great cards, Kenny. Makes me wish I was a cigar-smoker in Cuba in the mid-1920's. But then I would be dead now and unable to type this

[packs]

Smokin'

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Raymond, thanks for giving me the opportunity to once again show some of my favorite Sam Rice cards from the 1920's.

I realize that I'm in the minority, but I much prefer the real-photo b & w cards of the 1920's to the colorful artwork cards of the 1910's.
Val

That HERPOLSHEIMER'S carried anything but Basketball cards?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by terjung

Here's one that hasn't been shown yet.

Love the Paterson V89 poses...

[Brian Van Horn]

Did somebody say Patersons?

[ValKehl]

WaJo has the best looking V89 Patterson pose!

[VoodooChild]

Wow, there's some really awesome cards posted in this thread! I really like the B&W cards from the '20's. "Old School (pre-digital)" Photography is a hobby of mine. I actually minored in it in college and have spent a lot of time in a Darkroom. Because of that, I picked a set from that era to concentrate on - the E121-80 set. I'm up to around 30 or so. I also try to collect pittsburgh related types from that era as well. Here's a couple:

[Brian Van Horn]

Overkill on the W504s with raw scans heavy on the red: