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#10
01-12-2011, 04:05 PM
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Some more T201 trivia
My guess on the availability of the T201 cards was the Summer/Fall of 1911. Four subjects (Grant, Hartzell, Laporte, and Lobert)
were traded to their identified teams in Jan - Feb of 1911. Furthermore, we know that the Gold-bordered sets (T205, T80, etc.) were available in the Spring/Summer of 1911. Just my speculation....if anyone here has some more info. regarding tgis, p;ease chime in. TED Z 
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