t207 checklist by team

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Posted By: david Poses

surely somebody here can steer me to a t207 checklist sorted by team. thanks in advance for the help.
happy holidays to all...
david

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

By team, that's how the cards were sorted back in the day when they were issued. Old folks and kids both, they sorted by team.

Burt Sugar's books, The Sports Collectors Bible, sorts T207s by team. Have you got one of those?? Quite handy books...


Are you after a particular team, or all of them? I'll dig one of Mr. Sugar's books and and scan a page for you if you like.

FW

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Posted By: Scott

Frank,

Not my post, but I've been looking for a T207 Red Sox list for a while.
If you could post it here or send it to scottg@accessmfgsys.com that would be great. I'm going to try to put this set together in VG condition.

Thank you very much in advance.

Scott.

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Posted By: barrysloate

T207 Red Sox:

Bradley
Bushelman
Carrigan
Cicotte
Engle
Gardener
Hageman
Hall
Henrickson
Hooper
Lewis
Nunamaker
O'Brien
Speaker
Thomas
Wagner

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Posted By: david Poses

if anyone has has yankees, giants and dodgers, i'd appreciate it...
thanks
d

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Posted By: Scott

David thanks for posting the question.

Barry thanks for the answer.

Happy Holidays to all.

Scott.

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Barry, Scott, David...


Barry's listing omits Wood and Yerkes from Mr. Sugar's list. I scanned the 2 pages from the 3rd edition. You guys need to find a used copy, his books are a good resource.

Frank W.

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Posted By: barrysloate

Thanks Frank. I was using the checklist for the 4th edition, which had Wood and Yerkes on the next page. I missed it.

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

4th edition!!!! Yikes!!!!

I have 1, 2, & 3. Now I have to find the 4th one. Are there more, Barry, or is that it? And Barry, how is it you missed the Shakespeare reference in the other thread? I thought few would catch the Bard's words, but thought you would.

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Posted By: barrysloate

I think the 4th edition was the last. I believe it is also the most comprehensive.

I did miss the reference to Shakespeare- which thread?

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Submitted 118 T206 PSA 8 for review...


I saw that 'bated breath' phrase. It was crowing they were doing, the opposite of keeping quiet.

Now when I see the weather news about what's happening where, I think of you getting pounded in NYC... take care up there!!!

FW

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Posted By: barrysloate

I missed that completely.

We've had wind chills in the single digits and even at zero. It's wicked cold, at least for us.