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I like both sets, but have never been much for the sizing of the TO's.
I recall reading an article about Joe Garagiola that came out many years ago. He named the Delongs as his favorite set. |
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DeLong. Something about the stadium background.
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Delong, by a long shot.
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Although I am a fan of both and over 50% complete on both sets, I favor the Delongs over the TOs.
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The reason I'm asking is because I'm considering selling my 1933 Tattoo Orbit set and using the funds to get a 1933 DeLong set....plus I'll probably have some extra funds to boot.
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I guess I am outnumbered, but I prefer the Tattoo Orbits over the DeLong. I really like contrast between the red and yellows they used in the cards, and they definitely have the 1930's feel for me. I even like their little square size. If only they handled the skin tones a little better...
Brian |
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Delong, of course. The magic of this set [to me] is that it personifies the "larger than life" persona we put upon our baseball heroes. A small set, littered with stars, it is quintessential in capturing this emotion from this baseball fan.
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I place my vote for the fronts of the Tattoo Orbits but the backs of the Delongs -- thus, for me at least, it's a wash! I really love the fronts of the Orbits, as they look as if they could have only been produced during that time period (much like the Diamond Stars could have only been produced at that time as well). The backs of the Delongs are great. Great question. As for selling your Tattoo Orbit set, let me know how much you are contemplating that possibility, as I would be interested in buying it.
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I also prefer the Delongs. The player selection and uniqueness of the design are great. They look really nice as a complete set. Here is my set (which is the Lionel Carter set referred above):
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