Proof of card existence?

[Chris-Counts]

Here's a "card" of Billy Sullivan Jr. from an unidentified 1935 Reds set of 23 different players, coaches and manager. They are 3 1/2 inches wide and 4 1/2 inches tall. The back has a small stamp of his last name and a number (#4) Have you seen this one before?

[MVSNYC]

hi- just wanted to say, i think it's very cool that you are related to, not only one, but 2 former major leaguers! very very cool. i've been collecting T206 for 20 years, so i am very familiar with sullivan sr's portrait.

all the best!

[pbspelly]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

hi- just wanted to say, i think it's very cool that you are related to, not only one, but 2 former major leaguers! very very cool. i've been collecting T206 for 20 years, so i am very familiar with sullivan sr's portrait.

all the best!

Thanks. I think it's pretty cool too. Oddly enough, I'm one of the only members of my family that's really into it. One year, though, I collected different Billy Sr. cards that were not extremely rare (T206, T207, M116 Sporting Life, 1961 Fleer Baseball Greats, etc.) and sent them to all my cousins as Christmas presents. I actually set up the Webshots sites so that my family members could keep up, but I'm not sure how often they check in.

[pbspelly]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

Here's a "card" of Billy Sullivan Jr. from an unidentified 1935 Reds set of 23 different players, coaches and manager. They are 3 1/2 inches wide and 4 1/2 inches tall. The back has a small stamp of his last name and a number (#4) Have you seen this one before?

I haven't seen that before. That's great, thanks. I'll start looking for one of those. Let me know if you come across another one.