Favorite D304 Brunners etc....

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[jthorst75]

No offense but I never understood the hype over the Cobb. He looks like he is 15 and holding a child's bat. I have had one card from the set and it was this Lajoie. It has a dated stamp on the back which is neat and was more of a draw than the picture itself.

[MattyC]

The Cobb D304 is just such a striking and charming image. Was the first Pre War card I ever bought. Was love at first sight with those colors and the personality in Cobb's eyes.

The Honus is kind of a sleeper cool pose and colors.

[TheBig6]

Not a favorite, just the only one that has made it into my collection.
Looks like Howdy Doody to me. Merkle in a base running pose, how ironic.

[MMarvelli]

Always love a battery

D304 (Brunner's) Marquard, Rube (F+B).jpg

D304 (Weber) Marquard, Rube (F+B).jpg

D304 (General Baking) Kelley, Mike (F+B).jpg

D304 (Marten's) Kelly, Mike (F+B).jpg

D304 (ButterKrust) Kelly, Mike (F+B).jpg

[CW]

Originally Posted by jthorst75

No offense but I never understood the hype over the Cobb. He looks like he is 15 and holding a child's bat. I have had one card from the set and it was this Lajoie. It has a dated stamp on the back which is neat and was more of a draw than the picture itself.

Cool card, and no offense taken. I guess it's all a matter of taste. For some, it's the quirkiness of the image that creates its charm, similar to folk art.

Some like color, while others go for black n' white. Some prefer photo images, while others go for the cartoonish styles where some artistic liberties were taken a century ago. Diversity among our cards leads to widespread interest, and it's what makes the hobby go 'round.

Maybe it's coincidence, but it's funny how many Cobb cards are a little weird, or cause differences of opinion in the hobby. You either love 'em or hate 'em... Cobb's T3, T205, D304, and T227, just to name a few.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by CW

Cool card, and no offense taken. I guess it's all a matter of taste. For some, it's the quirkiness of the image that creates its charm, similar to folk art.

Some like color, while others go for black n' white. Some prefer photo images, while others go for the cartoonish styles where some artistic liberties were taken a century ago. Diversity among our cards leads to widespread interest, and it's what makes the hobby go 'round.

Maybe it's coincidence, but it's funny how many Cobb cards are a little weird, or cause differences of opinion in the hobby. You either love 'em or hate 'em... Cobb's T3, T205, D304, and T227, just to name a few.

For those that dont' know, Cobb's T227 pose is the same as his T5 pose, only cut off a little...

[cincyredlegs]

Only have one but it is one of my favorite poses.