Images of cards rarely seen!

[Exhibitman]

The Reese is a 1953 Canadian Exhibit card. The others are either run of the mill Exhibit cards or counterfeits.

Here are a few that haven't been shown yet:

1920s Univeral Toy & Novelty Surprise Box Ruth-Johnson-Sisler-Coveleskie:



1936 Jean Donat Dupont Indiana Sport Avion Babe Ruth, in by far the best known condition:



1950 Sylvan Sweets Jackie Robinson mail-in offer card:




1904 Sporting Life Jeffries-Munroe cabinet. Only known example:



R340 Sport Kings premium. Only known example:



1905 Winthrop Moving Picture PC George Dixon, only known example:



1927 Zeenut Willie Kamm, signed:



1949 Sommer & Kaufman Lefty O'Doul, signed:



1970 Pele from Israel:



1970 Muhammad Ali from Israel:



1954 Rodine Baseball Hall of Fame PC:



1951 Ringside Salesman Sample w/Marciano RC:

[Rhotchkiss]

Here are a bunch team pieces you don’t see often

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

1951 Ringside Salesman Sample w/Marciano RC:

It strikes me that the wrestling verbiage is a little odd, as this depicts cards 31-34 and 36-39, a 1st series ad. Unless I’m horrible misremembering, the handful of wrestlers only appear in what is said to be series 2. Interesting, hadn’t noticed that before.

[brianp-beme]

These W503 cards of Bill Ryan and Aaron Ward have great, sharp, full body action poses with stadium backdrops.

Brian

[packs]

Not a lot of these around:



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[ricktmd]

seen the pose in photos. Not this card

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by ricktmd

seen the pose in photos. Not this card

Here's another:

[Tripp Trapp]

Dots Miller/Jap Barbeau

[Leon]

Lajoie....

[Vintagedeputy]

These store displays are not rare per se, but definitely not something that you see every day.

[Spike]

1940s/50s postcard from St. Petersburg's "Kids and Kubs" softball league. Player minimum age was 75 and they made Connie Mack (seated, dark suit + hat) an honorary member.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Vintagedeputy

These store displays are not rare per se, but definitely not something that you see every day.

Damn, Jim, that thing is a work of art. Thanks for sharing.

[Vintagedeputy]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Damn, Jim, that thing is a work of art. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, Adam! It’s a little rough due to having been pasted to a board and framed in its previous life. There’s 5 sports in the H818 series. I think the baseball is the coolest, of course!

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