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I had a chance this morning to look at a few of my 1929-30 four-on-one exhibits... Based on the picture that Scott posted above, Cy Williams is in the top left corner of the card. Of the four players on the card, it is the player in the top left corner that would have the blank back. So, it is possible that your card is a legitimate 1929-30 four-on-one cut. However, as I said above, you have to check the back of the card to confirm that the color is correct (tan/brown, not glossy white or gray). If you have any questions about the back, please post a back scan.
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