What Beauties: The T202 Hassan Triple Folders

[HercDriver]

You may think there's only 132 cards, but there's three different factory numbers on the backs of them. Well, actually two factory numbers, but one comes in red and black. That will keep you busy for a few years...

Cheers,
Geno

[cubman1941]

Originally Posted by HercDriver

You may think there's only 132 cards, but there's three different factory numbers on the backs of them. Well, actually two factory numbers, but one comes in red and black. That will keep you busy for a few years...

Cheers,
Geno

I am looking for the checklist that shows this. I know several years ago someone said they did a checklist but I don't remember if it was printable or not. Thanks. i am going through my Cub T202's to indicate back color and Factory numbers.

[T206Collector]

[itjclarke]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

ditto

[itjclarke]

Breaking the rules of this thread, posting a 2nd card, but seemed it deserved a bump. I'm with the OP, T202s are the absolute best! Each is a self contained little treasure, with player images, 3x funky period write ups, and real action shots!

IMO- Cobb Steals Third is by far the best card in the set, and Tinkers Evers Chance is pretty amazing too, but those have been shown. So I'll go with Matty/Devlin. Love the ball frozen in air in this action shot. And I love Devlin's funny little ballcap.

[benge610]

Originally Posted by itjclarke

Breaking the rules of this thread, posting a 2nd card, but seemed it deserved a bump. I'm with the OP, T202s are the absolute best! Each is a self contained little treasure, with player images, 3x funky period write ups, and real action shots!

IMO- Cobb Steals Third is by far the best card in the set, and Tinkers Evers Chance is pretty amazing too, but those have been shown. So I'll go with Matty/Devlin. Love the ball frozen in air in this action shot. And I love Devlin's funny little ballcap.

I like this one too, Ian.
Has it been identified as a Conlon shot? Or has a photographer been credited?
It wasn't just luck, that the ball made the pic; just curious.
Devlin, with the Rustlers!

Ben

"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

[milkit1]

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