Show a Scarce Pre-WWII Type Card

[nat]

Probably not what you had in mind, but here's my contribution.

A Hiroshi Oshita card from the JBR 109 set. As far as I've been able to determine, there are only three of these. (It's the one with the Delong-style illustration.)

And a Sadao Kondo card from an uncatalogued set. Not only have I never seen another copy, I've never seen another card from the set.

There are many vintage Japanese sets, but most of them were produced in very small quantities. A Japanese type collection (something that I've considered but never jumped into) would be a serious challenge.

Edit: Rats. Should have read better. These are from the late 1940s, not pre-WWII.

[darwinbulldog]

Found in a collection consigned to Adam Wolter's brick and mortar shop in Cincinnati

[darwinbulldog]

Relic of the Old Putnam railroad line

[darwinbulldog]

One lukcy pick-up

[Snapolit1]

Sounds like collecting code for "some cool, very rare sh*t you almost never see."

[oldjudge]

1886 Hancock Clothing Syracuse Stars

[gabrinus]

Here is an E96 Davis blank back with a team change from Philadelphia to Cleveland...I sold it to Keith Olbermann years ago...it is a scan of a scan...Jerry

[Butch7999]

^ always looking for more from this set... ^