Walter Johnson, The Big Train

[ValKehl]

One of my major hobby regrets is trading this rare 1940 D351 Grennan Bakery card back in 1998. This is card #7 (very hard to see the # in this scan of a photocopy of a photocopy) of 10 cards (most of which are unknown) in this set. Cards are 2.5" x 5", and as best as I can remember, are blank backed and on rather thick stock.
Val

[DerekMichael]

Still on the hunt for a nice portrait!

[ksfarmboy]

My 2nd favorite Johnson item.

[JLange]

Walter Johnson as Cleveland manager

[CardMD]

Originally Posted by DerekMichael

Still on the hunt for a nice portrait!

Awesome card Derek.

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[Leon]

Originally Posted by CardMD

Awesome card Derek.

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I have to agree on that one. What a front back combo!!

[pbspelly]

Didn't realize he died at such a (relatively) young age.

[ValKehl]

This top half of a 1920's Exhibit card had either actors or boxers on the bottom half of the card. Also, what I think is a blue-tinted strip card (as opposed to one fourth of an Exhibit card). The backs of both are blank.

[benchod]

Late to the party but just got it scanned
Postcard of Joe Wood -Walter Johnson matchup late in the magical 1912 season
Wood would blank the Senators 1-0 for his 13th straight win

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

This top half of a 1920's Exhibit card had either actors or boxers on the bottom half of the card. Also, what I think is a blue-tinted strip card (as opposed to one fourth of an Exhibit card). The backs of both are blank.

You should be able to tell from the stock. The strips are thinner and slicker than the exhibit cards. Also, the strips will have machine cuts top and bottom (they were ten card horizontal strips, judging from the boxing version).