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06-11-2009, 12:18 PM
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Thanks -- VCP is a great source for this.
I'll cut to the chase. I posted this on the Memorabilia side as well. Joe Wood lived until 1985, to the ripe old age of 95. Given his popularity -- and the breadth of Joe Wood autographs items in the hobby -- I find it surprising that the only signed pre-war card of Wood's I have ever seen is a clean M116 signed in what appears to be blue sharpie. (It is not mine, but you can see it on my website if you are so inclined to look.)
According to VintageCardPrices.com, Wood appeared on a number of popular sets in the second decade of the 20th Century, including: M116 Sporting Life T202 Hassan Triple Folders T207 Brown Backgrounds WG4 Polo Grounds Game WG5 National Game WG6 Tom Barker Game 1914 & 15 Cracker Jack E224 Texas Tommy M101-4 M101-5 D328 & D329 Weil Baking Co. D350 Standard Biscuit D381 Fleischmann Bakery H801 E135 Collins-McCarthy Anyone ever seen any of these signed by Smoky Joe Wood? (I also have the same question for Edd Roush, who lived until 1988.)
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