M101-4/5 Expert Needed

[Schwertfeger1007]

I recently acquired a card that I'm looking for more information on.

I've spoken with a few vintage collectors who know way more than me and no one can seem to properly identify it.

Who is considered the premier "expert" of mid 1910's cards?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Schwertfeger1007

I recently acquired a card that I'm looking for more information on.

I've spoken with a few vintage collectors who know way more than me and no one can seem to properly identify it.

Who is considered the premier "expert" of mid 1910's cards?

Is there a reason you can't post it here? No one has as much information, by far, than the collective forum.
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[Schwertfeger1007]

I recently picked up this Lajoie which has the same image as the 1915 W-UNC but this one is bolder and has two lines of text (vs one in the W-UNC).

I think this might be mislabeled by SGC but don't know what it could be...

The two lines of text look more like the M101 4/5 issue but does not have a number underneath it.


If anyone has any information I would appreciate it.

[Leon]

What are the dimensions?
It reminds me of a 1915/6-W-Unc if it isn't one. And I think there is probably more to learn about this set too.

Here is a Salesman's sample Successful Farming. They didn't have numbers and I am not aware of other series that didn't.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Pic of the back would obviously be helpful, or is it blank?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

Pic of the back would obviously be helpful, or is it blank?

It will be blank (unless there is something I don't know, which there might be). I think they got it right though...
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[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Schwertfeger1007

I recently acquired a card that I'm looking for more information on.

I've spoken with a few vintage collectors who know way more than me and no one can seem to properly identify it.

Who is considered the premier "expert" of mid 1910's cards?

Definitely the premier expert on the whole M101-4/5 and related issues has just spoken (a hint: It is not me).

Brian