T-210 Article

[FrankWakefield]

Hang in there... And your article on T210s will be welcomed by the Old Mill red border collectors amongst us. A fascinating series of cards that gets less recognition than many cards because of the large number of them, their expense, the general obscurity of the subjects, and the black & white imagery.

Thanks for working on it.


FW

[ethicsprof]

I sure hope and pray that you get to feeling better soon.

I,too, am eager to read your article!!
all the best,
barry

Hello, I cannot wait for the article, I am a big fan of the series 6 cards. I hope you feel better soon. I talked to Joe on the phone once about possible trading of some T210 6's between us but it never came to anything. He was very nice to me and seemed like a very standup guy.

William

[Bill Stone]

I have been told there is no commercial market for a book about the T210 series so I am not totally suprised that no comprehensive work has been done on the series -like the great book recently on the T206 cards and players. However I have always thought that six or seven us on this board could produce an summary of the knowledge of this series and the teams and players which would at least provide a starting point for future research into the series. I would hope your article could be a starting point to be added to by others who research and collect this series.

[DixieBaseball]

Ralph - Hope you get to feeling better - (Keep Pluggin!)

Love the T210's, and I salivate just thinking of any news or information that comes out on them.

Look forward to the article and hope you can get ur done soon.

JJ

[jerseygary]

Just wanted to bring this thread back - the T210's are one of my favorite sets and I was wondering if any comprehensive article was ever done on them. Obscure teams and little-known players all shown in classic poses - what a great set of cards!

[Vintagecatcher]

Gary,

We never heard from Ralph again...so I fear the worst.


Patrick