Let's discuss the 1910 H801-7 Old Mill Cabinet. Show 'em if you got 'em.

[Kawika]

Saw that you needed info from the CSA Old Mill auction but didn't see your follow-up post so went and scanned the pages for you. It's the only Verkman catalog I have saved. I remember being plenty pissed that they were sold as one lot. Would have liked a shot at a few but the aggregate lot was more than I wanted to spend. Anyway, since I scanned everything I thought others might like to see them so here goes.

[3-2-count]

Brian, did you win either of the two? I was watching them, but left them for a couple buddies that I knew had more interest than I.

[Vintagecatcher]

Thanks David,

Have the cover from the Clean Sweep Auction as the front of my inventory book, and I found the other pages tucked in another notebook.

Hope you are still enjoying Mr. Wingo!

Regards,

Patrick

[Brian Weisner]

Thanks David,
I'm pretty sure I saved that catalog, but finding it might be difficult at the moment.

Hope you are well Brian


PS I thought the two cabinets on EBay sold for about what I expected considering the condition and that they were both catalogued subjects.

[Vintagecatcher]

Decided I would work on the checklist for the set and get the full name for each confirmed player.

The Derrick OMC will be hard to identify since it seems there were 2 Derrick brothers playing on the 1910 Greenville Spinners.

Claud "Deek" Derrick and Fred Derrick.

Here are the Baseball Reference links:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/re...d=derric001cla

http://www.baseball-reference.com/re...d=derric001fre

Both were 6' and 175 pounds.

Claud did have a cup of tea in the Majors from 1910-1914.

Baseball reference has a picture for Claud but not for Fred.

Claud played only 2 games for the As in 1910 so both Derrick's were with Greenville for most of the year.

More research is needed, and a large clean scan of the Derrick OMC would help as well.

Patrick

[Wahoowa]

Awesome thread. Thanks for sharing the images from the clean sweep auction, I'd never seen those before.

Patrick, is Old Cardboard's checklist of 37 known players way off?

[Piratedogcardshows]

Originally Posted by Vintagecatcher

Decided I would work on the checklist for the set and get the full name for each confirmed player.

The Derrick OMC will be hard to identify since it seems there were 2 Derrick brothers playing on the 1910 Greenville Spinners.

Claud "Deek" Derrick and Fred Derrick.

Here are the Baseball Reference links:

http://www.baseball-reference.com/re...d=derric001cla

http://www.baseball-reference.com/re...d=derric001fre



Both were 6' and 175 pounds.

Claud did have a cup of tea in the Majors from 1910-1914.

Baseball reference has a picture for Claud but not for Fred.

Claud played only 2 games for the As in 1910 so both Derrick's were with Greenville for most of the year.

More research is needed, and a large clean scan of the Derrick OMC would help as well.

Patrick

Hello Patrick. The OMC Derrick pictured is in fact C.L Derrick unless the T210 set labeled it wrong. Wouldnt be the first time for the Red Borders. Im very interested to see your confirmed list once finished. Sorry for the fuzzy scan I must have bumped the table lol

[Vintagecatcher]

Thanks Jason for the scan.

I just discovered that there are both Derricks, C.L. Derrick and F.B. Derrick, have cards in Series #5 after looking at a listing in an old REA auction. Nice that they added the initials on the Derrick cards.

The existing checklists aren't too far off. Look's like the list is closer to now to 40 cabinets, and of course, I would assume other examples may surface in some old-time collections.

I have full names for 38 of the 40 players on my current checklist. See the thread on "T210 Mystery Players regarding the 2 non-roster players.

Patrick