Two of the Joe Hausers...probably more out there.
 

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The Minneapolis ( and St. Paul ) newspapers' Sports Departments may have photo archives , and the local historians and memoirs collections may be a great place to spend several years.....

Some were horizontals-- I love the Perrin shot.
 

Thanks all!
 

Hey guys,
these are great! Keep em coming, and as I mentioned, even if you don't have scans, I would like a list of your holdings--

Tim

My only example:

Some New York teams were well-represented
 

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.......strange coincidence but I also have a PSA-Graded R314 1936 Goudey Wide Pen Ben Chapman also misspelled as ''Champman'' in the flip.

Hornsby
 

Babe Ganzel
 

Hello Tim, I first posted this awhile back on a thread about the most interesting Old Judge players. Foster "Babe" Ganzel, shown below, was the son of Charlie Ganzel (who can be found in the OJ set). Far more details can be found here: http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=170286

This is my lone Worch Cigar card (and envelope).

Washington players , from a scrapbook
 

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.....The usual bright white borders have taken on the slight amber hue of the scrapbook pages' color.....hence they're not graded.

Some more Washington scrapbook survivors
 

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...sorry about the condition but it's neat that they've even survived....

This is fun to see them all--
 

Mike, no need to apologize-- those are my kind of cards!

Keep em coming, everyone, and thanks! Hope to see many of you at the National.

Tim