E220 and W572 connection

[SMPEP]

Leon, I did some research on this years ago - and I can dig it out if folks are interested - but the e220 is not the set with the closest ties to the W572s. With very minimal effort you can see there is a different Ruth, Marranville, Hooper, Heilmann, etc. between these two sets.

There was one set where almost every single card had the same picture (I couldn't match them 100% because I still am missing 4 pictures from the W572 - Rapp, Barbare, Duncan and Wambsganns - but there was a remarkable tie for everything else I could find). I forget which set it was off the top of my head (E120?).

Cheers,
Patrick

[MMarvelli]

E-120 w-572 w-573 v-61

[kmac32]

Originally Posted by MMarvelli

E-120 w-572 w-573 v-61

You can add E121 as a related set as most of the pictures used are the same as W572 and probably E220

[brianp-beme]

Patrick is correct, the W572 set shares the same images with the E120 American Caramel set, with the exception (if I remember correctly, not being around the reference material) being the Cobb card. I believe this connection is outlined in Lipset's Encylopedia of Baseball Cards, under the caramel grouping.

Brian

Originally Posted by SMPEP

Leon, I did some research on this years ago - and I can dig it out if folks are interested - but the e220 is not the set with the closest ties to the W572s. With very minimal effort you can see there is a different Ruth, Marranville, Hooper, Heilmann, etc. between these two sets.

There was one set where almost every single card had the same picture (I couldn't match them 100% because I still am missing 4 pictures from the W572 - Rapp, Barbare, Duncan and Wambsganns - but there was a remarkable tie for everything else I could find). I forget which set it was off the top of my head (E120?).

Cheers,
Patrick

[toppcat]

Almost a half dozen cards including the wire photo and all with a different crop-nice!

[kdixon]

Wheat E120