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04-04-2019, 02:10 PM
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What Do You Consider the First Baseball Card(s)?
I’ve seen various claims of what represents the first baseball card, including:
1860 CDV Brooklyn Atlantics 1863 Jordan & Co. – set of 6 (known) 1865 CDV Dave Birdsall “The Old Man” 1865 Peck And Snyder Trade Card - James Creighton 1866 CDV Unions of Lansingburgh – set of 6 1869 Peck & Snyder Cincinnati Red Stockings 1871-72 Mort Rogers Photographic Cards – set of 48(?) 1872 Warren Studios Boston Red Stockings – set of 8(?) 1886 N167 Old Judge New York Giants – set of 12 There are others I’m sure I missed. It’s obviously subjective as it depends on what is considered a baseball card. The Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards lists the 1863 Jordan & Co. as the first cards, but I’m interested as to what member of this board think and why.
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