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[tedzan]

Not 19th Century....but, vey close.

I acquired this gem at the Cooperstown HOF weekend Show in 1992. I was set-up at this Show, and a "walk-in"
brought it to my table. He asked me what it was worth and offered to trade it to me for T206 cards he needed to
complete his set.
I was thrilled to get this piece because of the significance of 1904. I'm sure that most of you know that there was
NO World Series played in the Majors that year. John McGraw (and Brush and Pulliam) refused to play the Boston
(A. L. Champions).


So, here are the 1904 Eastern (International) League Champions.





TED Z

T206 Reference
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[bgar3]

Just to keep the thread going, the 1877 version of Gary’s 1873, extra great, one. This was given to Murnane by Jacob Morse, and one of them corrected the spelling of Murnane.

[h2oya311]

Here's the only two HOF rookie 19th Century Cabinets left in my collection...consigned my remaining team Cabs to REA:

1893-94 Perkins Studio Cabinet - Jennings


1888-89 N173 Old Judge Cabinet - Delahanty


Bruce - always love seeing your collection! Looking forward to seeing your 19th century "stuff" in person again this June!

[bgar3]

Derek, glad to hear you are coming again. Welcome mat is out.
Looking forward to seeing your stuff in REA, and already enjoyed seeing some in LOTG.

[effe]

My one and only