Lets see some N172 Old Judge ))

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Gobucsmagic74

Ted Z,
Love the 1888 Goodwin Champs Glasscock! Any chance you'd consider selling it? It's at the top of my want list so I have to ask. I tried to PM you but your mail is full

Dan

Sorry, but I don't do PM's.

Anyhow, the N162 Glasscock is part of my Goodwin Champions set. Therefore, it's not for sale.

TED Z

Originally Posted by tedzan

Dan

Sorry, but I don't do PM's.

Anyhow, the N162 Glasscock is part of my Goodwin Champions set. Therefore, it's not for sale.

TED Z

No problem, had to ask

[RCMcKenzie]

This card shows Schoeneck in a Chicago Maroons uniform. Somehow the photo was doctored for this Indy card. The "Chicago" has been removed from the jersey, similar to the way some T213 jerseys are altered to reflect "Traded" cards.

In 1888 Schoeneck played 70 games with 287 ABs for the Maroons before moving to the Hoosiers later that year to split time at first base with Dude Esterbrook after the preseason bust at 1B by Walter Bogert.

[joeadcock]

RC

Cool pose on the OJ

[RCMcKenzie]

Originally Posted by joeadcock

RC

Cool pose on the OJ

Thanks. Yeah, I think it's amazing the amount of detail that went into producing the n172 cards. The Jumbo Schoeneck examples on page 373 of the OJ book illustrate that the Indianapolis captioned cards have "Chicago" removed from the photo as in the 404-3 pictured in the book.

It is a precursor to the way the makers of the T213 series handled this Rudolph card by removing the "Toronto" to indicate a team change.

[ValKehl]

Got this card several years ago in a trade with Mr. OJ, and I'm still lovin' it! Jay, thanks again for the trade!
Best,
Val

[oldjudge]

Val--A good trade is when both parties come away happy, and stay happy. Our trades were good trades.

All the best--Jay