T210 Old Mill Red Borders

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Beautiful cards, guys! I look forward to acquiring more and will share them when I do.

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[tedzan]

My meager contribution to this great T210 show.

I love the "fat red bordered" T210's....and, is it just my observation, or what ?
It appears to me that many of the "fat bordered" cards are found in Series 8.


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Series 8











TED Z

T206 Reference
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[Piratedogcardshows]

Originally Posted by tedzan

My meager contribution to this great T210 show.

I love the "fat red bordered" T210's....and, is it just my observation, or what ?
It appears to me that many of the "fat bordered" cards are found in Series 8.


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Series 8

Sweet cards everyone and what a great thread about a great set! Your observation is correct Ted. Series 8 is notorious for fat borders as well as Series 2. Not many in other Series from what I have seen. May this thread go on forever!











TED Z

T206 Reference
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Sweet cards everyone and what a great thread about a great set! Your observation is correct Ted. Series 8 is notorious for fat borders as well as Series 2. Not many in other Series from what I have seen. May this thread go on forever!

[Vintagecatcher]

Here is my fat Series 8 example.

Patrick

[Leon]

Great stuff, David. And if that is a postcard, and not a regular photo, of the game in the middle it is awesome.

Originally Posted by Kawika

Aside from Shoeless Joe and Ol' Casey there are all kinds of cool major leaguers lurking in the T210 bushes. Jeff Tesreau and Steve Yerkes played against each other two years later in the 1912 Series.



Big Jeff pitched Game One. That small white blob on the mound would be him.



Ivey Wingo played in seventeen ML seasons. Was Cinci's catcher in the Black Sox series.





Charlie Mullen had a not un-solid career with the White Sox and the Yankees. He was New York's first baseman before Wally Pipp.



He also played on Ten Million's high school team.
[I think TM is sitting front-row, second from left right in black sweater. Mullen, I would just be guessing. Maybe the eminent Mr Eskenazi might see this post and weigh in].

[Kawika]

Thanks, Leon. It is indeed a "panoramic postcard" although I doubt too many of them were dropped into a mailbox in 1912. It's kinda huge. I had it framed so that the card is floating on the matte. Here is the REA write-up: https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...e?itemid=45110
It's a spectacular piece. Looks great along with my other NYG/Matty stuff.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I picked this one up off ebay with the 15% off coupon. This is my second one, but I can already tell I might have a problem.
I plan on buying higher grade in the future, but money is tight around Christmas...but I still am really pumped to get it!



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[jchcollins]

Originally Posted by vintagebaseballcardguy

I picked this one up off ebay with the 15% off coupon. This is my second one, but I can already tell I might have a problem.
I plan on buying higher grade in the future, but money is tight around Christmas...but I still am really pumped to get it!



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Very cool looking card - nice pickups Robert!

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Picked up another the other day.

[Pat R]

Not sure but this ad could be about the T210's.

Charlotte Daily Observer March 14 1910

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[Piratedogcardshows]

Definitely T210\T209-2 related. Awesome little article!

[DixieBaseball]

Pat - Nice article find! That is really cool. I have not ever seen a T210/9 article.

[Pat R]

Thanks Jason and Jeremy.