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10-06-2016, 05:37 PM
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Andy, that's my Fitz Ogdens. Found it in the strangest of places (old antique bookshop within a folder of cards). Hadn't ever seen one in my time of collecting. Also found two of the Ogden's Jacksons in odd places in Australia (within 2 weeks of each other !). The only two I have ever seen however is the one Adam has posted, and the one I have sitting at home.
In terms of nice looking cards, it's hard to go past the T218's, T9's and T220's.    As for my favorites, for pure image aesthetics, I cannot go past the Felix Potin Jack Johnson - still one of my favorite cards in my collection.  The La Morena's have some funky images.  The Aussie stadium cards around the WW1 period had some awesome graphics   And I always liked the colors on the Danish Rich's cards: 
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