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I'm guessing you saw Bigfoot in your backyard the night you were abducted by aliens. |
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First, I believe this is a massive find. But if there is a card that this could happen, the Ty Cobb back is one that makes the most sense. Since it would be the only card added to the tin, Uncle Joe going to town on Ty Cobb Tobacco would have pulled out one of these with each tin bought. Can't say that about a Wagner. He would be competing with hundreds of other players with every pull from a cig pack. |
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Also, kinda funny thought.
Uncle Joe buying Ty Cobb tin tobacco every week. He gets to the 8th, 9th, 10th, etc card and he's thinking...... "....I don't need this, I already have like 6 or 7 of these" |
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funny!
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I don't believe any of the Ty Cobb tobacco Tin Ads state that a card is inserted in them. It appears that these sold well according to the articles. First, if these were placed in the tins , there would have to be a lot of them issued. Not only 20 or so. Secondly, if they were randomly inserted, how could only 1 or 2 people get most of them ? Doesn't make any sense to me .
My theory is I believe they may have been given away at a banquet or were given out at the Ty Cobb Auto business ( which he was very involved with in Augusta ) during the Spring of 1910. See attached from the book "War of the Basepaths ". The recent find stated that their grandfather traveled in Georgia. Why are some glossed and some are not I don't have any idea ? Does either one have tobacco stains ?
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I was looking through copies of Lew Lipset's The Old Judge newsletter, and here's an entry from August 1987 where Lew gets his own Cobb-Cobb.
(I edited the image to include the newsletter's heading with the relevant paragraph/picture.) Cheers, Steve |
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FR Penn did have a presence in Atlanta, one of the sons lived there and ran distribution for that region. Another son was located in San Francisco - I'm still waiting for the big Ty Cobb find from the Bay area ![]()
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Although the population of cobbs increased by 7, all the publicity of the cards will make the demand very high for these cards.
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