Historic Autographs, Originals 1909
 

This is what the new set from Historic Autographs will look like ... it is being released at the National and has a solid checklist

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T206 Players
Baker, Frank
Barbeau, Jap
Barry, Jack
Beaumont, Ginger
Beck, Fred
Bender, Chief
Blackburne, Lena
Bridwell, Al
Bryne, Bobby
Bush, Donie
Carrigan, Bill
Cicotte, Ed
Clarke, Fred
Cobb, Ty
Collins, Eddie
Cravath, Gavvy
Crawford, Sam
Dinneen, Bill
Doyle, Larry
Duffy, Hugh
Fiene, Lou
Fletcher, Art
Flick, Elmer
Ganzel, John
Gibson, George
Griffith, Clark
Hart, James "Hub"
Johnson, Walter
Jones, Davy
Knabe, Otto
Lajoie, Napoleon
Latham, Arlie
Leach, Tommie
Leifield, Lefty
Livinston, Paddy
Lobert, Hans
Marquard, Rube
McBride, George
McGraw, John
Merkle, Fred
Meyers, Chief
Milan, Clyde
Mitchell, Fred
Moriarty, George
Oldring, Rube
Parent, Fred
Pattee, Harry
Perdue, Hub
Quinn, Jack
Reulbach, Ed
Rucker, Nap
Shaughnessy, Shag
Shaw, Al
Shaw, Hunky
Snodgrass, Fred
Speaker, Tris
Street, Gabby
Sullivan, Bill Sr.
Thomas, Ira
Wallace, Bobby
Walsh, Ed
Warhop, Jack
Wheat, Zack
White, Doc
Wilson, Owen
Wiltse, Hooks
Young, Cy
Zimmerman, Heinie


Original Card by Historic
Adams, Babe
Bush, Bullet Joe
Carey, Max
Gardner, Larry
Gowdy, Hank
Groh, Heine
Hoff, Chester
Hooper, Harry
Knetzer, Elmer
Lewis, Duffy
McCarthy, Alex
Miller, Otto
Peckinpaugh, Roger
Pratt, Del
Schalk, Ray
Strunk, Amos
Travers, Allan
Vaughn, James Hippo
Williams, Cy
Wood, Smokey Joe

Very cool

This would be great on the main board, not the BST. Good luck.

Best,

Andy

Thank you
 

Thank you Andy for helping me get that info to the right board ... i am new to this

Interesting...where can I find more info, scans of other cards, etc? Are these ONLY going to be available at the national? (for those not able to go ...)

Regards,

Richard.

ditto would love to know more

as far as I know they are going to be sold like any other wax box ... check with your local stores or online dealers like Dave&Adams or Blowout

i gotta be honest...what are these?

are they officially licenses baseball card box inserts or something?

they look like someone took a real card, a real cut auto and hand them in their basement and some how they are officially graded or something?

then they assigned a checklist and assumed value to them?

someone please explain in full detail what they are.

kevin

I saw this at the National. I really am not into this sort of thing but I was feeling saucy so I decided to roll the dice. Bought one pack pulled the Cy Young.

HOMERUN! Thats a ball game folks.

Kevin,
Congratulations! Awesome pull.
What company makes these? Did you buy just one pack? A box?
Chris

Very nice hit. That paid for the trip and a few more also. Hard to tell how the card looks from the picture. Looks nice though.

How much is a 'pack'?

The company is "historic autographs"

http://www.historicautographcompany.com/

1card per box. The cost at the beginning of the show was 175.

Bought my box today for 160. A little much for a gamble but it worked out real well lol.

Kevin

kevin holy crap! great Job!
I was thinking about buy ing one as well. I think its worth the gamble. The worse that happens is you over pay for a nice slabbed autograph of a common. They are pretty darn cool. Great work! Hopefully others will post their successes :)

They are still out there.

So far no one has the Cobb. The guy at the booth said a Cobb is definitely at the show somewhere. Happy hunting.

Kevin

According to the info I read there are at least TWO of every hofer so there's double your chances :)

you can only upload images on here up to certian sizes. sort of a little bit of a hassle.here is a bigger image:

http://thehoodedcoder.com/images/alb...l_IMG_0598.JPG

the card is a 3 i think. the crease is way less worse than it actually looks. it really depends. it is through the face but it is a very fine wrinkle in the cardboard. i have seen 4s with a worse wrinkle but not through the face like that. on a bad day it could be a 2.

Kevin

these are really neat. Im anxious to see what the custom art looks like. I imagine theres quite a good chance of getting a chester hoff as they had to get quite a few autographs for this. On one hand it would suck paying $160 for a chester hoff but on the other they are very presentable :)

Why is it labeled 1909-1912? Why not 1911?

FWIW - I only have one autographed T206 card that is not represented by their T206 player group -- Dick Hoblitzell of all players!

They added some tobacco era players not found in the t206 set which pushed it to 1912

I might be wrong about this but my best guess is that the art cards are these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Histori...item1c354e785c

They were given out at the national at one of the booths.

Kevin