Top Ten Part 2- Cdvs, Cabinets, Trade Cards, etc.

[benjulmag]

Originally Posted by GaryPassamonte

Maybe 1864 Brooklyn Resolutes and 1865 Brooklyn Atlantics cdvs.

As far as CdVs are concerned, the c. 1860 Atlantics to me is the most important/valuable one known. I would put the c. 1864 Resolutes second, and the 1865 Atlantics third (assuming a real one turns up (other than the one at the Library of Congress)). After those two I would put the 1871 Forest Citys with Anson.

[andybecker]

does Cy Young Cleveland Spiders make the list?

[robertsmithnocure]

Originally Posted by andybecker

does Cy Young Cleveland Spiders make the list?

I would definitely think so. Jay has it on his list. It is the Ryder cabinet.

[andybecker]

Originally Posted by robertsmithnocure

I would definitely think so. Jay has it on his list. It is the Ryder cabinet.

I should have been more specific

Would the 1893 Pifer and Becker make the list?

I actually prefer it to the Ryder, astatically speaking, though both are beautiful.

[RCMcKenzie]

Originally Posted by andybecker

I should have been more specific

Would the 1893 Pifer and Becker make the list?

I actually prefer it to the Ryder, astatically speaking, though both are beautiful.

Here's the Jimmy McAleer Pifer & Becker...it's the best I can do...

[andybecker]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

Here's the Jimmy McAleer Pifer & Becker...it's the best I can do...

that is beautiful as well.

[robertsmithnocure]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

Here's the Jimmy McAleer Pifer & Becker...it's the best I can do...

That is a beauty. I love these 1880s-90s cabinets.

[Baseball Rarities]

I grabbed these images from the internet. They are the 1891 Ryder and the 1893 Pifer & Becker Cy Young cabinets from his days with the Cleveland Spiders.