Looking for info, 1909 WM Dick Company Postcards
 

I’m hoping to find more information about these 1909 W.M. Dick Company postcards.

From what I’ve been able to find online, it looks like they may have been issued originally as connected postcards folded accordion style to honor the 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates.

I’m having a very hard time finding value comps on these and wonder if others here have any advice on the more common players like Camnitz, Maddox, Liefield and Adams.

Here is the Camnitz as an example.

Thx for any input on value range or comps for these.

Jeff

Yes, that was from an accordion style postcard. As for value, I will offer $150 for this example. I know you didn't list it for sale, but at least you have some data to work with now.

It originally came as a dozen or so players attached in an accordion-style folding postcard. Wagner and Fred Clarke are included. I used to own one; they typically would sell around $1K in average shape for the full intact postcard. Here's one that REA sold last year for $720:

REA link

This was a popular style of the time; here's a Red Sox one from 1908 (made by a different company) which I have....

Here is a picture of the postcard from a past Heritage Auction:

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c.../50049-56148.s