Images of cards rarely seen!

[MikeGarcia]

Originally Posted by Leon

Love the seldom seen cards.
I think there is a list of these somewhere,but It's been a while since I saw it.

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There's also a Pete Reiser and Bernie Bierman

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[tlwise12]

Been looking for this card forever! Haven't seen an image.

1937-38 Zeenut #45 Moose Clabaugh

[YankeeCollector]

Super rare William Patterson Babe Ruth

[packs]

I still have no idea who issued this Dominican Winter League card but both Willie McCovey and Juan Marichal played in the league the same season and may even have pre-rookie cards of their own:

[brianp-beme]

You don't get to see a card with this much front damage normally.

Brian

[glchen]

Originally Posted by YankeeCollector

Super rare William Patterson Babe Ruth

Wow, I love that card, Jim!

[YankeeCollector]

Originally Posted by glchen

Wow, I love that card, Jim!

Thank you Gary. Its my favorite.

[brian1961]

I agree with Gary, Jim, that's a honey of a Ruth. Congratulations. The Babe is looking right into our eyes---nice. Thanks for sharing the image with us! --- Brian Powell

[jcmtiger]

I might be wrong, but this card is seldom seen. Condition not that great.

[Schlesinj]

Just back from PSA. 1 of 1 Mitchel Blake. I think a copy is listed with SGC too.

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[ChasingPaper]

What set are these from?

Originally Posted by MikeGarcia

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There's also a Pete Reiser and Bernie Bierman

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[MikeGarcia]

[MikeGarcia]

Originally Posted by MikeGarcia

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..The coach Bernie Bierman is the same 5 x 7 as the other 6 already shown in the thread ; the Pete Reiser is a bit shorter -- I don't know if it came that that way originally or if it was trimmed a bit by the previous owner.? The complete set of these Wheaties-sponsored Jack Armstrong Radio Program premiums is just 8 ; five hot-name baseball players , two midwest football heroes , and Patty Berg , one of the best all-around female athletes of that pre-war era ( she really was ). 1940 or 1941 is an educated guess --- I've been looking for a mailing envelope for many years.

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I have only seen a picture of this card from the Metropolitan Mueseum of Art, which is Type 1 of the "0" numbered cards which is the top picture. The Type 2 "0" numbered series is mine. I don't remember seeing at least one of these for sale recently.