My Great Great Grandfather Deserves His Own T206

[brianp-beme]

Just figured out that the slivers of the card shown are from a Wiltse pitching (maybe someone can post an image of this card). I could recognize that jawline anywhichwhere.

Brian (one of the non-sane ones)

[Dewey]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Just figured out that the slivers of the card shown are from a Wiltse pitching (maybe someone can post an image of this card). I could recognize that jawline anywhichwhere.

Brian (one of the non-sane ones)

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Just figured out that the slivers of the card shown are from a Wiltse pitching (maybe someone can post an image of this card). I could recognize that jawline anywhichwhere.

Brian (one of the non-sane ones)

Brian, I was pulling for ol' Jesse, then I would be a sans sane great-great grandson that I could be proud of. As it is I'll just retire to my womb of a different culler.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

Brian, I was pulling for ol' Jesse, then I would be a sans sane great-great grandson that I could be proud of. As it is I'll just retire to my womb of a different culler.

A womb of a different culler...a classic worthy of the saneless offspring of Mr. Burkett

[brianp-beme]

Thanks Dewey for the image of the old flat face Wiltse himself.

Brian

[mybuddyinc]

Brian,

Actually, a very derogatory slander to early German immigrants to the upper mid-West was "Pie Face." Looking at photos/cards of Wiltse, Scheafer, Lobert, etc. actually show were the unfortunate inspiration came from.

Nothing much added here ...............

Scott