T3 Turkey Red Gallery

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by puckpaul

Here is my Brown. I need just three cards to complete the set, so will contribute as much as i can to this fun thread. Beautiful cards all around!

Paul, which 3 do you still need?

[conor912]

Love this idea, Jay!! This set is my current major project. One of the all-time great issues!

[puckpaul]

Originally Posted by jayshum

Paul, which 3 do you still need?

I need Criger, Kling, and Doolin. The set is a pretty consistent Ex/vg-ex. Luckily I bought most of the key cards years ago (many ungraded but in that consistent condition.) bought the Cobb from Dan McKee at willow Grove in the 90’s. I have seen the cards i need but often lower grades or if in top condition they have been just too expensive (chased by registry guys).

If anyone has them in those grades, looking to buy! :-)

[brianp-beme]

Here is a little more of a closeup so that folks will know how this cool thread will unroll.

Brian

[ajquigs]

Thanks for the thread.

[jayshum]

Some great looking cards yesterday. Here's the card for today, Bill Bergen.

[Jay Wolt]

Here's 1 I had


& 1 I have (I like the old one better)

[chadeast]

Quite possibly the worst hitter (position player) in MLB history

[conor912]

#2

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by puckpaul

I need Criger, Kling, and Doolin. The set is a pretty consistent Ex/vg-ex. Luckily I bought most of the key cards years ago (many ungraded but in that consistent condition.) bought the Cobb from Dan McKee at willow Grove in the 90’s. I have seen the cards i need but often lower grades or if in top condition they have been just too expensive (chased by registry guys).

If anyone has them in those grades, looking to buy! :-)

That will be a great collection once you complete it.. confident you will do it. Joe

[jayshum]

Sam Crawford

[conor912]

The one that started it all for me..

[chadeast]

Arguably the premier power hitter of the deadball era. Bill James estimated that Sam Crawford would have hit 494 career home runs if he had begun playing in 1919, the lively ball era, instead of 1899. Ty Cobb said that Sam Crawford would have hit 40 homers a year if he played in Ruth's era.

[puckpaul]

My Bresnahan