Favorite 3-finger Brown?

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by t206fanatic

think you have to go with the t206 portrait, to me his most recognizable card with "CUBS" prominently displayed

Surprisingly a hard card to find in full border good condition.

[t206fanatic]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Surprisingly a hard card to find in full border good condition.

all of these sold between $5-800 last/this year, some great examples.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Bob "Three Finger" Brown. He was a butcher in Podunk, NY in the 1870's...

[GregMitch34]

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1715264199

[Belfast1933]

Originally Posted by GregMitch34

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1715264199

Ah, I really like this! Thanks for the suggestion... any idea what these usually cost, ballpark? I'll check ebay too for this

[GregMitch34]

Jeff, thanks, you won't find any on ebay and probably nowhere else right now at an AH--very scarce. I might start selling some of my M101-2s but they have gotten very pricey due to scarcity and as great looking large cards/photos. PSA grades them very harshly but has not stopped surge in pricing.....

[Shankweather]

I agree T206 portrait is the most iconic, but the M116 is a nice looking option.

https://allthecubs.com/collection/?t...41&tax=players

[BeanTown]

Affordable items of Brown

[brad31]

Here is my favorite. Just getting into pre-war and as a Cubs fan fell in love with the photo. I like that it was used for the Cracker Jack. Looks really good in the white stock that the first 20 cards of the Famous and Barr (which are M101-4s) have (at least this is my understanding from my research before bidding). I know most everyone on here knows more about this than me - but have learned a great deal from your posts and read through threads and articles on the M101-5 and M-101-4 sets before I bought this. If any of my understanding above is wrong, I welcome correction so I can learn more. Fun to post a card on this section of the board!