Favorite PC cards?
 

There seems to be some debate if Rose is the most desirable set for PC collectors. Lets do a poll.

I think the Rose are the most attractive but I prefer the Monarch Typewriter series (of which I have none). :(

Christ. I take back what I wrote (is that allowed). :eek: there are SINGLES from sets I desire more. I won't vote. :o

Sepia would have been a popular one to add to the list Bobby.

PC796
Wolverine

After all these years, (and all my posts), I obviously had to vote for the 1932 NY Giants Schedule Postcards.

No Red Belt?.. Hrrmphh

19th century and pre war RPPC's that are uncataloqed & unique of big leaguers that are more than likely 1 of 1. Single player poses, team poses, etc.
Nothing beat's having something in your collection that no one else can duplicate, which is why my vote went with "other"!!!!!!!

I think E&S Postcards are cool too.

I voted other. More specifically, PC742-1 Boston American Series. The Novelty Cutlery PC's are amazing, however.

Novelty Cutlery for me. It's been that way for a while. :)

What!! No Ullman, No W601 Sporting Life, No Grignon?

OK, if I had to chose one I guess it would be the Rose.

Just got these back from SGC yesterday. I'm voting "Other."
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David, beautiful as usual!!!!!!!!!

I'm voting for David's McGraw.

I'd vote for Detroit Free Press first, Van Oeyen second
 

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/calvindog/3084954078/" title="1908 Detroit Free Press PC 773-4 by calvindog65, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3015/3084954078_91616db3e7_o.jpg" width="475" height="882" alt="1908 Detroit Free Press PC 773-4" /></a>

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/calvindog/3176446827/" title="1905 Louis Van Oeyen Real Photo Postcard by calvindog65, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3128/3176446827_deb6327e1d_o.jpg" width="500" height="912" alt="1905 Louis Van Oeyen Real Photo Postcard" /></a>

And the dagger twists in Rob D.'s heart.

I also like...
 

Cleveland Souvenir Shop