W575-1 (blank backed E121) "Rabbit" Maranville - now $130

[obcbobd]

W575-1 or possibly blank backed E121 card of Rabbit Maranville. I would lean towards calling this a W575-1, especially as it is a little short and I believe the W575-1's were sold in strips.

I'm asking $175 with free shipping

Thanks

Bob

[Leon]

Really nice card but W575-1s were not issued in strips. They were issued in packs. Here is the only one I have ever seen. IT came with 20 awesome cards in it...
If a W575-1 is hand cut it means it was trimmed.

And, a blank backed E121 is either a W575-1 or a Koesters Bread card...as both are blank backed. The Koesters have a different player list.

[obcbobd]

Leon

Thanks for the info. That pack is awesome. I've seen it before but always assumed the W575-1's were also sold in strips as they are usually referred to as strip cards. Looks like a bad assumption. You are correct about the Koester bread cards, but that is not relevant here as the Marranville was not a part of the Koester bread set. Details on the Koester bread set can be found here https://prewarcards.com/2016/09/07/1...and-checklist/

[obcbobd]

Price is now $130 shipped

[Leon]

Originally Posted by obcbobd

Leon

Thanks for the info. That pack is awesome. I've seen it before but always assumed the W575-1's were also sold in strips as they are usually referred to as strip cards. Looks like a bad assumption. You are correct about the Koester bread cards, but that is not relevant here as the Marranville was not a part of the Koester bread set. Details on the Koester bread set can be found here https://prewarcards.com/2016/09/07/1...and-checklist/

Hey Bob
I usually find the answer, as to if something was issued in strips, as how many have we seen? If you have seen 1-2 in 25-30 yrs, as I have the W575-1s (and they were big, full sheets, not strips), then the answer is no. The W515s, W516s etc....strips all day long. Things like W503....not issued in strips either. How prevalent are they?