T206 Hoard Carolina Brights Auction is Live!

[Ronnie73]

It will be interesting to see if there are any new previously unknown CB cards or any other cards that can be added to the T206 master list. Looking forward to seeing what gets listed.

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by Ronnie73

It will be interesting to see if there are any new previously unknown CB cards or any other cards that can be added to the T206 master list. Looking forward to seeing what gets listed.

I see at least one of the four unconfirmed CB's.

[NATCARD]

Here is a list of all of the cards with Carolina Brights Backs: Thanks, Jeff W
List does not include the hall of famers from the original post.
sam strang
ollie pickering
frank oberlin
stoney mcglynn
billy nattress
jack hannifan hannifin
bill lattimore
john anderson
ira thomas
birdie cree
jack quinn
bill dineen dinneen
lee quillen quillin
davy jones detroit
ted easterly
jimmy dygert
lou fiene throwing
frank arellanes
jimmy lavender
john ganzel
dots miller pittsburg
oscar stanage
heinie zimmerman
jim scott
shad barry milwaukee
owen wilson
donie bush
red murray batting
john titus
moose mccormick
chief myers meyers, fielding
bill sweeney boston
hal chase throwing dark cap
jack dunn baltimore
deacon phillippe
fred burchell
lena blackburne

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[brianp-beme]

Nice Green Cobb cards. I like that they are all Piedmont 150...which definitely points to an original collection, as well as that collector being a very loyal smoker.

Brian

[RhodeyRhode]

This is amazing. Great find.

[Joe_G.]

Congrats, thanks for sharing the amazing finds.

Full list of OJs would be greatly appreciated. You listed some interesting HOFers but the true scarcities are what really excite the advanced collectors. Thank you and again congrats !

[sreader3]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Nice Green Cobb cards. I like that they are all Piedmont 150...which definitely points to an original collection, as well as that collector being a very loyal smoker.

Brian

Seems like the entire 1K batch from the original collection is 150-only and 150/350 subjects, which if true not only points to a single source but 1909 acquisition (I am assuming that all of the 150/350 cards in the 1K batch have 150 backs like the Green Cobbs). Interesting that the SLers are Old Mill; that hints at introduction of the Old Mill Southern back in 1909 which is earlier than I thought.

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by sreader3

Seems like the entire 1K batch from the original collection is 150-only and 150/350 subjects, which if true not only points to a single source but 1909 acquisition (I am assuming that all of the 150/350 cards in the 1K batch have 150 backs like the Green Cobbs). Interesting that the SLers are Old Mill; that hints at introduction of the Old Mill Southern back in 1909 which is earlier than I thought.

Scot, I posted this ad dated August 14 1909 a few years ago when I found it

OLd Mill Ad.jpg