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#28
03-14-2023, 06:07 PM
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Cropping Jeff's great American League Pub. Co. postcard, you get the photo used for Cobb's T206 bat on card. I imagine it has been pointed out before, but still fun to see where the intense game face seen on his T206 bat on card (probably my favorite of his T206) originally came from. It looks like the artist might have taken a little liberty and uplifted Ty's right eyebrow to give him a slightly more menacing/mischievous look.
Brian 
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