W519-1 Sisler and Early 1900s Baseball Strip Cards....

[Spike]

Wow, that Speaker offset is amazing, not least from the H punch. Any idea if that's a kind of redemption?

Here's a W516 Speaker which matching uneven sides, perhaps torn against by the same odd-angle vending machine.

[Brian Van Horn]

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[Clutch-Hitter]

[bn2cardz]

Here are a few I still have in my possession:

1923 Fleer


1920s UNC McGraw


W521-2-1 Panel

[yanksfan09]

A couple of mine...

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Spike

Wow, that Speaker offset is amazing, not least from the H punch. Any idea if that's a kind of redemption?

Here's a W516 Speaker which matching uneven sides, perhaps torn against by the same odd-angle vending machine.

I always thought it was a I hole punch. No idea about why it would be there though. I collect the weird stuff and bought it for the huge print offset. The slight print offsets are pretty common in strip cards but that one was like WOW, now that is a print offset.

[ValKehl]

Hey Brian VH, do you have any more W504s of Washington players?

[Brian Van Horn]

For Val's viewing pleasure:

[ValKehl]

Thanks, Brian. I'm salivating!! BTW, how many Mickey Mantle or Ty Cobb cards would I have to trade you to get you to part with Sam Rice? Have you ever seen a W504 card of WaJo? Surely, he must be in this set.
Best,
Val

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Thanks, Brian. I'm salivating!! BTW, how many Mickey Mantle or Ty Cobb cards would I have to trade you to get you to part with Sam Rice?
Best,
Val

Val,

Forget Mickey Mantle (unless 1952 Topps. I'm not that nuts.) Cobbs, Wagners and Joe Jacksons.

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Val,

Forget Mickey Mantle (unless 1952 Topps. I'm not that nuts.) Cobbs, Wagners and Joe Jacksons.

Brian, I was gonna offer you a dozen of my best WaJo cards for your W504 of Sam Rice, but I sense that you aren't interested in WaJos!

[Brian Van Horn]

Val,

Here is another Rice W card listed in an old blog by Bob Lemke, may he RIP:

http://boblemke.blogspot.com/2009_08_01_archive.html