1880s N157 Honest Long Cut "Sunny South"
 

Posted By: <b>XanaduNow</b><p>This is my first 19th century pickup.<br /><br /><img src="http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m284/XanaduNow/1880sN157HonestLongCutSunnySouth.jpg"><br /><br />Arthur

1880s N157 Honest Long Cut "Sunny South"
 

Posted By: <b>Randy</b><p>Hi Arthur, Nice pick-up. Here is a Sullivan card I purchased via auction from a used book dealer a while back. I noticed you classified the "Sunny South" as an N157. Both cards seem to me to be from the same series, N150 or N157? What other cards are included in the N157 set? <br /><br /><img src="http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii291/randolph_sylvan/N150Sullivanw_pinhole.jpg"><br /><br />Best Wishes for the New Year!<br /><br />Randy

1880s N157 Honest Long Cut "Sunny South"
 

Posted By: <b>boxingcardman</b><p>The N157 set has various poses of African-American subjects. There are three cards of interest to boxing collectors: (1) the card Arthur illustrated here, (2) a card showing this kid and another one sparring, and (3) a card showing the two kids with a white fighter supervising them. Some collectors believe that the white fighter is Paddy Duffy, who is also in N174. They are also found with Old Fashion Fine Cut branding. <br /><br />N150 are a giant series of actresses with several brands including HLC that happen to include four poses of John L. Sullivan (who did a lot of stage work to make money between bouts). <br><br>Sic Gorgiamus Allos Subjectatos Nunc