Ross on Back

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Posted By: Keyway

I have a few T206's with the name Ross on back. Anyone know anything about him. Thanks, Frank

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Posted By: leon

I guess no one knew about that stamp. As we all know stamps are fairly common on the backs of cards....and I guess "Ross" either has no significance to anyone reading or no one has seen another....regards

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Posted By: joe brennan

Don't know about Ross, but I have a few from this collection.


In Rememberance of James W. Brennan Sr. 1924-1982. Dad, thanks for everything you did for me.

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Posted By: barry arnold

so do I joe.
any ideas about Baker---hopefully, a relative of Home Run!!
best,
barry

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Posted By: Jim Rivera

I have a few of these and also some from Howie McCormick. Not sure I got the spelling right Barry.

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Posted By: Ed McCollum

edmccollum@cox.net

Thanks.

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Posted By: joe brennan

Barry, I remember doing some research on this gentleman a few years ago. He was from the Northeast Region and became a doctor. If my research is correct he was around 12 years old when he collected these. Sadly the details are a bit muddy from the passing of time.

In Rememberance of James W. Brennan Sr. 1924-1982. Dad, thanks for everything you did for me.

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Posted By: barry arnold

Thanks Joe and Jim. It's always fascinating to find out who in our
'vintage ancestry' may have been as addicted to this wonderful cardboard as much as we are.
best,

barry

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Hey there, KEYWAY,

Can you post a scan of the back that has "Ross", please sir?

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Posted By: Jim Rivera

Ed-I emailed you early today-maybe it went to spam

here is mine

stemmers37@att.net

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Posted By: Ed Cavagnaro

Frank,

I have a T-205 with what appears to be "U E ROSS" stamped on the back, the "Ross" is clear, but I'm not sure of the initials.