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#16
10-05-2009, 12:42 PM
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Ok....
So far, that Ott looks the plainest. Not even a hat. Nothing. Stewart is a close second, that card is dressed up with that blue hat. But for that, nothing much going on there. And I think Orsatti get's third place for the moment, only a bat, no uniform markings, no ground or horizon, no Goudey strip, not very much of anything. These cards depicted ballplayers. How dear to my heart... 
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