Great read guys.

Thanks, Luke, for thinking of featuring my collection on your blog
 

Looking forward to more of the articles/stories you told me you hope to pursue in the very near future. All good stuff.

Great story on the McCormick collection. I watched with much interest a few weeks back as the t206 Indians were auctioned on the bay.

Im a history teacher, so the t206's have struck a nerve in me since they are from a bygone era. Reading about how Ed worked to find out more about the collector of the cards was like a different level of "struck a nerve"

Well done Ed & Luke.

Every little bit of education on this set helps. Reading the McCormick stories reminded me that I had a card with a back stamp. It wasn't a McCormick, but it turned out to be a stamp that another board user collects.

I agree. Very interesting to learn about the collectors behinds the cards.

Today's post is another fun guest article written by Scott Gross. Hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did!

Please check it out at ThatT206life.com

Good article, Scott.
Good work, Luke.

Nice looking website Luke!!! Keep up the good work.

Scott....
 

Wow!!! great article......I really enjoyed reading that.....:)

luke awesome site:D

Nice article Scott.
Luke, I enjoy reading the great articles every week.

I know most T206-aholics keep an eye on Luke's Great Blog. ;)

But there may be some new members who may find his site as fascinating and educational as I do .................. check it out !!!

http://www.thatt206life.com/

AND ............ recently he has written some fabulous articles on Mid-Tier backs (hey, I've hear of them !!!!! :p) ............

Fun stuff, Scott :rolleyes:

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I want to revive this old thread briefly to thank my friend Rob D. for contributing this weeks article on my site. Rob wrote a guest article about his quest to complete a Southern Leaguer Master Set. I appreciate it and I hope you guys will check it out at the link below:

Southern Comfort: ‘Minor’ Subset, Major Undertaking