The Uncatalogued Bridwell Card in Heritage 2010

[buymycards]

Could it have been cut from a notebook cover? I once had a circa 1910 notebook with several T206 like cards on the front and back cover. (I'm still kicking myself for selling it to Steve Verkman).

Rick

[fkw]

I call em "1910 Blue Caption"

Dont know where they are from, But Ive seen 5-6 of them or so.

Someone here has the Honus Wagner from same set...

[4815162342]

Here's a thread from last year. These neat cards stuck out in my mind.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=114211

[Abravefan11]

I was posting the same time as Daryl and his link answered my question.

[fkw]

Tim, the picture of the Wagner is in the old Net54 link above.

[Leon]

Personally, I believe it was a candy card set that didn't get issued, or is very, very scarce and uncataloged. They could have come from a box or a notebook cover but that is not my current thinking. I own the first one I ever saw from this set, the McCormick above, and got it from Ron Vitro at a National, several years ago. To me, they look too much like the Blanke Wenneker E104-IIIs to think they are not an unissued set. It will be neat if we ever find out where they really came from. This kind of stuff is what makes the hobby so interesting to me. Regards

[E93]

I believe I have seen two different examples of the Wagner from this set.
Jim

[Leon]

Originally Posted by E93

I believe I have seen two different examples of the Wagner from this set.
Jim

Correct. There are 2 Wagners known from the set...both are the same pose.