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[tedzan]

Missing BLUE ink............



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TED Z

[t206blogcom]

[phlflyer1]

These two as well as six other cards from the set that I had added to the known checklist back in the 1990s.

[HOF Auto Rookies]

I think this may be the only signed '33 DeLong of Gehrig, a little scarcer set than his Goudey counterparts.

[ynnek4]

Originally Posted by HOF Auto Rookies

I think this may be the only signed '33 DeLong of Gehrig, a little scarcer set than his Goudey counterparts.

Thats great!

[h2oya311]

I'm sure there are others out there...just never seen one before:

1868 Sporting Times Woodcut of George & Harry Wright

[rainier2004]

Originally Posted by HOF Auto Rookies

I think this may be the only signed '33 DeLong of Gehrig, a little scarcer set than his Goudey counterparts.

That card is amazing...

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Originally Posted by rainier2004

That card is amazing...

Thank you Steven, I love it

[phikappapsi]

the 39s.jpg

it's not one individual card, but as a group, i dont believe this can be replicated. I just added the Williams (thanks Leon, and Bob Freedman for helping me hunt it down)

Still Missing: Klein, Manush, Dickey, Vaughan, and Averill if anyone wants to participate in helping me close the HOF 39 signed set.

[atx840]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Missing BLUE ink............

TED Z

Very cool Ted.

[bcbgcbrcb]

If nobody likes the cards that I have posted thus far in this thread, I would be happy to reduce them and bump them back to the top of this thread.........

[Seiklis]

I'm sure there are others but as far as sgc and psa are concerned they're 1/1s

[tiger8mush]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

If nobody likes the cards that I have posted thus far in this thread, I would be happy to reduce them and bump them back to the top of this thread.........

Phil, I love your postings, many of which are Supplements I've never seen and are quite interesting! Please don't stop sharing. And when you reduce them enough on the b/s/t I'll eventually own a few

[teetwoohsix]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

If nobody likes the cards that I have posted thus far in this thread, I would be happy to reduce them and bump them back to the top of this thread.........

Hi Phil-

Your Dihigo card is amazing, I've never seen that card before-thank you for showing that !!!

Also, I've truly loved everything posted in this thread, awesome stuff everyone !!! Please keep the ball rolling, this is a great thread

Leon, I know you have to have some more goodies to post

Sincerely, Clayton

[rman444]

Everyone seems to love the miscut 1/1's. Here's another another:



I prefer the non-miscut 1/1's.

I believe that this is the only Mino Wagner batting pose known:

[Leon]

Originally Posted by teetwoohsix

Hi Phil-

Your Dihigo card is amazing, I've never seen that card before-thank you for showing that !!!

Also, I've truly loved everything posted in this thread, awesome stuff everyone !!! Please keep the ball rolling, this is a great thread

Leon, I know you have to have some more goodies to post

Sincerely, Clayton

Hey Clayton
I have so many I could have hogged this whole thread. Here is what I believe is still, arguably, a card from the rarest cataloged set.

[Paul S]

rman444
That t216 Wagner is off the charts. I don't even care about the back. I mean, the back is a beaut, but what I love about the card is the big-ass borders and a great pose.

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by Leon

Hey Clayton
I have so many I could have hogged this whole thread. Here is what I believe is still, arguably, a card from the rarest cataloged set.

It was really cool seeing that in your case at the National. Was it really for sale?

[jcmtiger]

I don't think there are too many of these around.

Joe

[Leon]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

It was really cool seeing that in your case at the National. Was it really for sale?

Yes and no. I put super high prices on my personal collection stuff, the first day, so people would quit asking me if they were for sale. Fortunately none sold.

1937 Kendall Gas Stamps set -1

[teetwoohsix]

Originally Posted by Leon

Hey Clayton
I have so many I could have hogged this whole thread. Here is what I believe is still, arguably, a card from the rarest cataloged set.

Beautiful !!!! Great card Leon, thanks !!!

Excellent stuff everyone !!!

Sincerely, Clayton

[teetwoohsix]

Originally Posted by Leon

Hey Clayton
I have so many I could have hogged this whole thread. Here is what I believe is still, arguably, a card from the rarest cataloged set.

Sorry about bumping this card up again (well, not really ) but the amazing thing about this card is the RARITY. Last I remembered there was only a Xerox of the Bigbee card from the T231 Fan type, correct? And maybe I'm wrong, but the actual card has never surfaced-so- to have a T231 WITH Baker is so awesome !!!! It's like THE only card from such an obscure set-you are a lucky guy Leon. That would be one I could never let go of * unless the price was right* !!!!

Thanks again for showing that super rare card Leon !!!

Sincerely, Clayton

[calvindog]

[Leon]

Originally Posted by teetwoohsix

Sorry about bumping this card up again (well, not really ) but the amazing thing about this card is the RARITY. Last I remembered there was only a Xerox of the Bigbee card from the T231 Fan type, correct? And maybe I'm wrong, but the actual card has never surfaced-so- to have a T231 WITH Baker is so awesome !!!! It's like THE only card from such an obscure set-you are a lucky guy Leon. That would be one I could never let go of * unless the price was right* !!!!

Thanks again for showing that super rare card Leon !!!

Sincerely, Clayton

Hi Clayton
Thanks for the kind words. It's a cool card from a rarity standpoint. There is at least one other physical one known too, besides the Baker, #65 Larry Gardner. A hobby friend and (lurker) board member has it. I would guess I will have Baker until I sell my collection or otherwise quit collecting.

ps...cool Herpolsheimers, Jeff....