Can anyone help to identify these players? 1930s

[Leon]

Originally Posted by sportscomicfantasy

Sorry, I meant to and forgot before posting!

Do they have advertising on them anywhere? One player (far left on screen and left handed hitter) has the number 11 on, so that is something to look into.

[Buythatcard]

They look like they came from either the 1937 Goudey Flip Movies R326 or 1937 Goudey Thum Movies R342.

These players appear on both sets.

Jack Burns
Joe Vosmik
Mel Ott
Joe DiMaggio
Wally Moses
Van Mungo
Luke Appling
Bob Feller
Paul Derringer
Paul Waner
Joe Medwick
Jimmie Foxx
Wally Berger

[sportscomicfantasy]

Originally Posted by Buythatcard

They look like they came from either the 1937 Goudey Flip Movies R326 or 1937 Goudey Thum Movies R342.

These players appear on both sets.

Jack Burns
Joe Vosmik
Mel Ott
Joe DiMaggio
Wally Moses
Van Mungo
Luke Appling
Bob Feller
Paul Derringer
Paul Waner
Joe Medwick
Jimmie Foxx
Wally Berger

Thank you for the info, is there somewhere that lists the names on the sets in case it is someone not in both sets? Though most of those names I would glad to have in these books, they are hard to tell much from the photography.

[Brian Van Horn]

Guessing these are from the 1937 Goudey thum movies. 11 may be Paul Waner.

[Rookiemonster]

Looks like Stan Musial

[sportscomicfantasy]

Originally Posted by Rookiemonster

Looks like Stan Musial

Sorry, which one looks like Stan Musial? He batted left but was #6 I believe and played in the 1940's, this left-handed hitter is #11 and these are 1930's I was told.

[spec]

These are coverless R326 Goudey flip movies. No. 11 is indeed Paul Waner. The two right-handed batters are Joe Vosmik (middle) and Wally Berger. (bottom).

[sportscomicfantasy]

Originally Posted by spec

These are coverless R326 Goudey flip movies. No. 11 is indeed Paul Waner. The two right-handed batters are Joe Vosmik (middle) and Wally Berger. (bottom).

Thank you so much, I had Wally Berger narrowed down as one of the three possibilities left, but didn't know where to go from there!

Just another fine example of the extended knowledge available on this great site!

[Rookiemonster]

Originally Posted by sportscomicfantasy

Sorry, which one looks like Stan Musial? He batted left but was #6 I believe and played in the 1940's, this left-handed hitter is #11 and these are 1930's I was told.

Didn’t mean to imply it was Stan just saying it looked like him.

[sportscomicfantasy]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Guessing these are from the 1937 Goudey thum movies. 11 may be Paul Waner.

Thank you, I forgot to mention they are a bit small, about 2" X 3".

[sportscomicfantasy]

Originally Posted by Leon

Do they have advertising on them anywhere? One player (far left on screen and left handed hitter) has the number 11 on, so that is something to look into.

No advertising or any wording what so ever on any of them. Yes, and the one all the way on the right is #4 I can tell from looking inside the flip book, but I didn't want to scan the inside opening up the booklet as they seem a bit delicate.