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Old 09-19-2009, 12:45 PM
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Thank you Brian, for all the work and providing the information to us.

I laugh every time I see the E91 Plank, at what looks like a golf ball in his hands...but it is my favorite card in the set

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It looks like each team had a separate artist. Those Athletics look to be the the best executed and it seems the Cubs are rendered as thinly as possible in the depictions of their torsos and lower bodies. The Giants look a bit more full bodied to my eye. Great article!

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Old 09-21-2009, 06:12 PM
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Default Johnny Kling

Brian,

Here is a scan of my M116 Kling with your Kling E91:












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Thanks all, and thanks to those who have posted on the M116 thread...I will get up the comparision cards all you have scanned when I can. And a special thanks to Rhett, whose Colgan's (they were not in the Classic Baseball Cards book, so I think I only briefly thought of them) are great to compare against the E91's. Here is some of exact (Steinfeldt, Davis and Waddell), and not exact but pretty conclusive (Schulte) examples. I will endeavor to update the index with the new E254 Colgan examples.
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Another striking similiarity
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Another pretty decent representation
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Default A trio of Hall of Famers

Breshnahan, Tinker and Plank
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