Looking for proof (D303 Mothers' Bread)

[RCMcKenzie]

I looked up Roy Hartzell's stats and realized that he is not "Topsy" Hartsel, so I've got that going for me.

Hartzell's last year in the majors was 1916. He played 33 games for New York...

[Leon]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

I looked up Roy Hartzell's stats and realized that he is not "Topsy" Hartsel, so I've got that going for me.

Hartzell's last year in the majors was 1916. He played 33 games for New York...

That is a beautiful card. These are really tough in nice shape.

[RCMcKenzie]

Thanks, Leon. Here's the only other MB card I have. I would like to add more in any grade. It's amazing how much info Steve has compiled on these. Is the Lajoie thought to be the portrait?

[brass_rat]

"Nearly one year" bump... . Still looking for proof of Bressler and Lajoie.

Sorry for not responding, Rob -- yes, the Lajoie (if it exists) should be the portrait with the "2b. Phila. Americans" caption.

[brass_rat]

As we move into fall, I’m still looking for Bressler and Lajoie. I’d love to confirm them for the set.

I’ve enjoyed re-reading this thread and welcome any more comments about D303 Mother’s’ Bread.

Steve

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by brass_rat

As we move into fall, I’m still looking for Bressler and Lajoie. I’d love to confirm them for the set.

I’ve enjoyed re-reading this thread and welcome any more comments about D303 Mother’s’ Bread.

Steve

Are any of those blank back t216/d303 available with either if those 2?

[brass_rat]

I'm not aware of any blank back Lajoie portrait, but I'll admit I don't follow those closely.

Bressler isn't in any of the related sets, and this leads me to believe that his card actually exists. In post #4 I detail more about why I think it exists and which picture I think is on the front (Hooks Wiltse).