Rare Rube Waddell Items

[Leon]

Waddell is sitting next to Harry Howell with the dog. Tubby Spencer is there along with other catchers and pitchers, including Barney Pelty in the top row.

[sb1]

My contribution to the thread. I believe it to be the only one known(it is the one on Old Cardboard, not sure what happened to the upper right corner from the original image to when I acquired it in 2011??).

[sb1]

Might as well show the other variations..

[JoeRand]

Amazing piece!!

Originally Posted by sb1

My contribution to the thread. I believe it to be the only one known(it is the one on Old Cardboard, not sure what happened to the upper right corner from the original image to when I acquired it in 2011??).

[JoeRand]

Love this… thx for sharing

[JoeRand]

So cool. Thx Leon.

Originally Posted by sb1

My contribution to the thread. I believe it to be the only one known(it is the one on Old Cardboard, not sure what happened to the upper right corner from the original image to when I acquired it in 2011??).

Originally Posted by Leon

Waddell is sitting next to Harry Howell with the dog. Tubby Spencer is there along with other catchers and pitchers, including Barney Pelty in the top row.

[doug.goodman]

Trimmed but...

[JoeRand]

Great image. Is that from a newspaper?

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

Trimmed but...

[Baseball Rarities]

Scott - those are amazing. Especially love the green mount.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by JoeRand

Great image. Is that from a newspaper?

Police Gazette Supplement #1505 June 16, 1906

[paul]

Scott, are there any other W600 players with green mounts, or is Waddell the only one? Any explanation for why the unusual mount was issued at all? Thanks.

[sb1]

Originally Posted by paul

Scott, are there any other W600 players with green mounts, or is Waddell the only one? Any explanation for why the unusual mount was issued at all? Thanks.

Yes, there are four different players known with the dark green mount, Fred Clarke, Lajoie, Waddell and Wallace. All are from the first issued year of 1902, perhaps the earlier issued ones came with this mount before changing to the usually seen one as we know them.

[molenick]

This is an ad for History of Base Ball, Vol. 1 (1845-1871) by Seymour Church (sometimes referred to as "the Church book"). As far as I can tell (from some online research) it was an inset to another of Church's books Analyses of Pig Iron or maybe an actual page in the book (although what I have is thicker stock than a book page and does not appear to have been taken from a bound book).

[holybull]

This French Lick piece is terrific....original Photo sold recently with Heritage....would love for my Pelty collection.....

[bigfanNY]

Philadelphia A's Lost the 1905 World series 4-1 with game 5 played on October 14th. 5 days later this card was mailed. One of the few Philadelphia A's team photos I have seen without Connie Mack. Wadell Topd row center.

[h2oya311]

Where’s Prizner when you need him! That SR Church “Premium” from the book is the best.

Here’s my contribution, although I could clearly use a photograph upgrade! Might need to work on that this upcoming weekend!!

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by h2oya311

Where’s Prizner when you need him!

Ha, admiring from afar. Although my favorite player, I don't really collect him anymore.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Sorry I saw this too late. Great item in our last auction that went quite cheap.

https://thecollectorconnection.com/b...e?itemid=66393