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Old 08-17-2021, 12:12 AM
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Two cards I don't own:

N162 Kelly
T205 Cobb

I don't know how you get more beautiful than those two.

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Old 08-17-2021, 01:16 AM
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I have many favorites, but here is a top candidate: The E101 of Christy Mathewson (the various E92 issues, the E102, E106, D303 and T216 cards with the same artwork would qualify too).

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Old 08-17-2021, 06:37 AM
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Two cards I don't own:

N162 Kelly
T205 Cobb

I don't know how you get more beautiful than those two.

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I couldn't agree more, Al. And thanks for auctioning this one so I could get it back in my collection. I have always thought the T205 Cobby might be the best looking card in the hobby.

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Old 08-17-2021, 06:52 AM
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I couldn't agree more, Al. And thanks for auctioning this one so I could get it back in my collection. I have always thought the T205 Cobby might be the best looking card in the hobby.

I know this is sacrilege and I am at risk of being banned, but the T205 Cobb always reminds me of Michael Dunn (Miguelito Loveless on The Wild Wild West.)
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Old 08-17-2021, 07:06 AM
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Default A few come to mind

T3 Cobb
T205 Young
1921 Exhibit Ruth
1934 Goudey Gehrig (either one)
1952 Mays
1952 Minoso
1968 3D Clemente
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Count me in the legion of '53 Bowman Pee Wee fans. Actually his 1952 Berk Ross is up there for me as well. If the photo and print quality matched the pose quality it would be even higher in my esteem!

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Old 08-18-2021, 08:06 PM
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Count me in the legion of '53 Bowman Pee Wee fans. Actually his 1952 Berk Ross is up there for me as well. If the photo and print quality matched the pose quality it would be even higher in my esteem!


I’ve always been fond of that Berk Ross image of Reese because it’s comparable to an item
in my collection. One of my favorite images is this original photo from when he was in spring training in Havana.




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Great photo, but one that leaves you wondering what baseball action this is supposed to depict--Pee Wee is diving toward a base, but he has a glove on. So it seems he is not supposed to be a baserunner. But then again he has no ball in his glove, so it's not like he is supposed to be a fielder diving to the base before the runner gets there.

Still a cool photo. And they left out his "middle name", which is fun too.

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Old 08-18-2021, 11:17 PM
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There are so, so, so many I love to death. Since this hasn't been said (nor will probably not be said) I'll pick this for now: 1889 Goodwin A35 John Ward:



The custom holder I created to fit around it really does it for me in terms of being a display piece.
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Old 08-19-2021, 06:46 AM
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I think the photographer was just trying to get him to lay out like he was diving for a ball. It's great to think what players would do for photographers back in the day. Can you imagine trying to get any of todays players to do anything like this today?



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Great photo, but one that leaves you wondering what baseball action this is supposed to depict--Pee Wee is diving toward a base, but he has a glove on. So it seems he is not supposed to be a baserunner. But then again he has no ball in his glove, so it's not like he is supposed to be a fielder diving to the base before the runner gets there.

Still a cool photo. And they left out his "middle name", which is fun too.

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Default And, beautiful classic cards displayed in their album......

GOODWIN CHAMPIONS album (A36)....Lithography at its best (12 pages)
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GOODWIN CHAMPIONS album (A36)....Lithography at its best (12 pages)
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Ted, I said it another thread, and I say again, that album is just a thing of beauty. To me, it just doesn't get any better. This gets my vote as the most beautiful in the hobby!
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To me it looks like a Norman Rockwell painting!
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Some Great Looking cards and love the diversity

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T3's




everything else.
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Too many to choose just one. This one has been on my Wish List for Years.
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Here's one of my favorite Diamond Stars...such a great set with interesting and beautiful artwork.

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Have always had a thing for the T6s
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