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View Poll Results: What is your opinion of the T206 Jack Dunn Card?
Definitely a vertical pose. 50 56.82%
Definitely a horizontal pose. 24 27.27%
Who is Jack Dunn? 5 5.68%
I'm more interested in the back (It might be a Drum!) 3 3.41%
My wife thinks I'm a geek for participating in this poll! 11 12.50%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 88. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 09-30-2009, 05:34 PM
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I will bet that sometime in the future this card will be discovered with a Drum reverse...
Hiya Jim,

Kewl that you picked up on what I was alluding to with that poll response ... Jack Dunn is a 350 Series card, which means that a Drum back is certainly possible, but, at least to my knowledge, no Jack Dunn with a Drum reverse has ever been found

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I'm guessing it's a vertical pose. IMO it looks like he's backing up to catch a fly ball.
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I'm guessing it's a vertical pose. IMO it looks like he's backing up to catch a fly ball.
That is my take on it, as well. Pop fly over the mound. Definitely a vertical pose.
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The Chambers, Norfolk T210 with the similar glove and hand position just closed for $96.83 plus $2 for shipping... I'd have copied that image and pasted it here, but don't seem to be able to do that. If you see that card, then you'll be able to envision what Jack Dunn is doing on his vertical card.
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For the record, I think it's vertical but...I wouldn't bet my collection on it
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The Chambers, Norfolk T210 with the similar glove and hand position just closed for $96.83 plus $2 for shipping... I'd have copied that image and pasted it here, but don't seem to be able to do that. If you see that card, then you'll be able to envision what Jack Dunn is doing on his vertical card.
Excellent example. Here you go, Frank:

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Thank you, Jason!!!

Harry Bay's T210 and T206 look similar, although his T206 has a horizon line painted in the background. The T210 has no horizon line. Bay's and Chandler's heads aren't turned up as much.

'tis vertical. I'd vote again if I knew how.
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here are both Bays

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