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Old 06-16-2013, 12:36 AM
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The 1916 Herpolsheimer card of Cobb shows him bunting. Photo though. Someone on here has one. Dave.
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I don't collect the set, so no pic available, but the T3 Keeler is him bunting. There were some crossover images used between that set and the t206's, so it can be considered a cousin I believe. Not exactly sure how baseball card family trees work
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1913 Leard Zeenut is a bunting pose.

Can't post pic because my computer crashed and I can only post from my iPad.

Check out Leon's Zeenut run post for a pic.
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Nice one Frank, I love it

I wonder if he also did a tap-dance while waiting for the ball to arrive?

It's been fun researching the tricky hit from when it was first seen and to where it is today.
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I always thought of the Solly Hofman to be a bunting pose...

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I don't collect the set, so no pic available, but the T3 Keeler is him bunting.
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JD...thanks.

That's what I'm talking about, why are there no poses like that on T206's?

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The E96 Fred Clarke shows him bunting.

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