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Old 08-07-2017, 08:19 PM
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These are my only two at the moment



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Collecting New York Nationals in most Pre War sets. Especially t206 Non-Piedmont and non-sweet caporal backs.
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The 1911 set was the first I pursued, partly because overall I thought it had the largest % of jaw-droppingly beautiful, deep rich color cards of all the 3 years, but also because of the bios on the back. I always thought they were some of the corniest write-ups around, and I loved their frequent, inventive, and clever use of the word 'clever'. And the frequent stretching for something positive to say (I wish I were known for being clever at tagging baserunners and my ground covering tendencies, and who doesn't need more snap and vim in their life?). Here's some scans I recently found behind the walls when remodeling (found the scans, not the cards). The cards I actually found inside my computer. Somebody probably used them 105 years ago as insulation for delicate computer circuitry.

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Are there any baseball cards more aesthetically pleasing than Obaks?
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Old 08-08-2017, 10:27 AM
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A set of 1909s in their natural state. Great thread Ted.

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A set of 1909s in their natural state. Great thread Ted.
What a lovely sight!
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I love the Obak colors. My T212s focus on oddities, a double struck back, back ghost, yellow layer printed on the back, and 2 of the 3 known Obak F stamps. I am looking forward to the rest of this thread.
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Old 08-08-2017, 11:44 AM
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Great cards everyone. Obaks are such cool cards I can't help myself from posting a few more 1911 beauties...enjoy!

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