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Old 01-18-2016, 07:38 AM
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To me, Norman Rockwell had a hand in creating this one.
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There are some really great cards in the '33 Goudey set. The Ott and Paul Richards are two of my favorites.
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Old 01-18-2016, 11:49 AM
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To me, Norman Rockwell had a hand in creating this one.
Or perhaps Pablo Picasso.
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Great cards !!!!!!!!!!

I agree with Denny, I'm glad I don't owe Mowrey any money

Interesting that a lot of cards that fall on this post are from the E90-1s. That's why I LOVE them !!!!!!!!!!!! You get to appreciate images that you don't see everyday, and the poses and colors are UNREAL -- from the beautiful pastels of Bell to the grand contrast of the gray uniform of Tannehill against vibrant background.

If you're into Sunsets, this issue is for you !!!

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Fun stuff, Scott
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Nice cards Scott (and everyone else). For me, it is a few T207 poses that I hadn't ever noticed before.
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Just like the M101-4 of Shawkey, a guy in the background got my attention on this card. Early photobombing.
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Not sure why but recently I became really enamored by this card. I know its been gloated over before. But not sure if any card has moved me like this one:


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But these are cool...
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Not sure why but recently I became really enamored by this card. I know its been gloated over before. But not sure if any card has moved me like this one:

I agree completely. I do not own a T3 but the Cobb will be the first one I pick up, hopefully soon.
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