1900s Baseball T- Cards Except T206

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by bnorth

These are my favorite T cards by far. Someday I need to finish the Ft Worth team set.

Cool cards, Ben! Those Red Borders are nice. I had a few from series 3 at one time. Like the Obaks I had, I sold them off. I do miss them sometimes though. I was torn between collecting minor leaguers vs major leaguers and still not sure I have that completely reconciled.

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[bnorth]

Originally Posted by vintagebaseballcardguy

Cool cards, Ben! Those Red Borders are nice. I had a few from series 3 at one time. Like the Obaks I had, I sold them off. I do miss them sometimes though. I was torn between collecting minor leaguers vs major leaguers and still not sure I have that completely reconciled.

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I am a big fan of red on cards, the more red the better. I was torn between going for the whole T210 set or just the Ft Worth team. About 80-100 cards in I decided to just do the team. I miss the ones I sold sometimes also.

This is my one and only Obak, there are some very nice looking cards in the set.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by bnorth

I am a big fan of red on cards, the more red the better. I was torn between going for the whole T210 set or just the Ft Worth team. About 80-100 cards in I decided to just do the team. I miss the ones I sold sometimes also.



This is my one and only Obak, there are some very nice looking cards in the set.

I admire your ability to zero in on collecting Fort Worth. I apparently lack any focus and never get anywhere.

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[trambo]

For me it's easily my favorite set. This is one of the toughest T-cards, too!

[trambo]

...and a little eye candy from the same set! Don't get me wrong, I like t201 and agree t204 are some of the most beautiful cards ever produced but still the t205 rings the best for me!!

[brianp-beme]

Overall some of the most beautiful PreWW2 cards ever produced...the 1910 and 1911 Obak. Enjoy a little PCL eye candy.

Brian