Rarely seen, show us some E97 Briggs Lozenge cards

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by steve B

The only one of my two I have a scan of.

Steve B

Hey Steve B

Please post the back of this E97 Young card.


Thanks much,


TED Z
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[Tom S.]

My lone E97 example...

[trdcrdkid]

My one E97, still in its plastic page along with some of my other E90 through E106 examples:

[ullmandds]

After google searching I still cannot find any e97 back that reflects the nichols, phil variation...are u sure, Ted?

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

After google searching I still cannot find any e97 back that reflects the nichols, phil variation...are u sure, Ted?

The list on the back of the 30 different subjects and the 3 variations is identical. For examples the Nichols (Philadelphia) or
(Cleveland) variations is Cleveland. And, Cy Young (Boston) or (Cleveland) variations is Cleveland.

This set is catalogued as a 1909-1910 set. My take on it is...in terms of the back of these cards...it is strictly a 1910 issue.

I base this on the fact that Nichols was traded to Cleveland in Dec. 1909; therefore, the E97's cards were issued in 1910.


Furthermore, Sullivan is listed in the Standard Catalogue as Dennis Sullivan....he is actually Billy Sullivan.

Trivia......Billy Sullivan is first in MLB history to...... ?



TED Z
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[steve B]

I'll have to unbury the end table /card storage I have it in.

Steve B

[spec]

Originally Posted by tedzan

The list on the back of the 30 different subjects and the 3 variations is identical. For examples the Nichols (Philadelphia) or
(Cleveland) variations is Cleveland. And, Cy Young (Boston) or (Cleveland) variations is Cleveland.

This set is catalogued as a 1909-1910 set. My take on it is...in terms of the back of these cards...it is strictly a 1910 issue.

I base this on the fact that Nichols was traded to Cleveland in Dec. 1909; therefore, the E97's cards were issued in 1910.


Furthermore, Sullivan is listed in the Standard Catalogue as Dennis Sullivan....he is actually Billy Sullivan.

Trivia......Billy Sullivan is first in MLB history to...... ?



TED Z
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The image on the E97 is of Dennis W. Sullivan when he played with the Boston Americans (BA) in 1907. He last played for Boston in 1908 and appeared briefly with Cleveland in 1909. Briggs apparently noticed Sullivan playing for the Chicago White Sox in 1910 and corrected the caption accordingly, not realizing this was Billy Sullivan, who never played for the Boston Americans, though he did break in with the Boston National League club in 1899 and 1900.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by spec

The image on the E97 is of Dennis W. Sullivan when he played with the Boston Americans (BA) in 1907. He last played for Boston in 1908 and appeared briefly with Cleveland in 1909. Briggs apparently noticed Sullivan playing for the Chicago White Sox in 1910 and corrected the caption accordingly, not realizing this was Billy Sullivan, who never played for the Boston Americans, though he did break in with the Boston National League club in 1899 and 1900.

Thanks for clarifying.


Trivia
One more try..........Billy Sullivan is the first in MLB history to...... ?


TED Z
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