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[Vintagecatcher]

Brian,

You probably already know that the Clyde McCullough team photo was later used for the 1951 Bowman set.


Patrick

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Vintagecatcher

Brian,

You probably already know that the Clyde McCullough team photo was later used for the 1951 Bowman set.


Patrick

Thank you, Patrick. Also, the Cliff Chambers card from the 1951 Bowman was based on the picture from the Pirate team issue. I have attached the Pirate team issue example. McCullough and Chambers bring up an interesting point about the series of pictures. On December 8, 1948 the Pirates traded Frankie Gustine and Cal McLish to the Chicago Cubs for Clyde McCullough and Cliff Chambers. This is one of a couple of points in there being two series. The other obvious point is that between the two series, by my count, there are 47 different subjects with 46 players and the manager, Billy Meyer. Just a wee bit of turnover. There are also at least six different players who had more than one pose.

[Topnotchsy]

I don't know too many people here well (mostly read, only post on occasion) but if anyone is willing to keep an eye out for line-up cards from HOF managers (particularly older names) I would definitely appreciate it!

[Vintagecatcher]

Hoping to make it this year, but in the event I don't I'm always looking for S74 colored silks of Chief Meyers, T207 Livingston (A on shirt), T210-6 Thoss,
and my "Holy Grail" a Clarence Munson Old Mill Cabinet.

Patrick

[jimtigers65]

1962 Ford Motor Company Detroit Tiger postcards of the following:
Hank Aguirre
Dick Brown
Jim Bunning
Phil Cavaretta
Purnal Goldy
Jack Howell
Ron Kline
George Myatt
Phil Regan
Mike Roarke