E92 Crofts Cards

[phlflyer1]

When it comes to E92 Nadjas, you have to separate out the St. Louis players of which there were some large finds in the past vs. non St. Louis players which are quite scarce.

It makes sense since Blake-Wenneker was a St. Louis based company.

My order would be

1. Candy Red
2. Nadja - Non St. Louis players
3. Cocoa
4. Candy Blue
5. Nadja - St. Louis players
6. Candy Black
7. Dockman

[4815162342]

How awesome it must have been to be a kid in Philly in 1909. A cup of hot cocoa and a baseball card on a cold day to tide you over 'til Spring.

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by phlflyer1

When it comes to E92 Nadjas, you have to separate out the St. Louis players of which there were some large finds in the past vs. non St. Louis players which are quite scarce.

It makes sense since Blake-Wenneker was a St. Louis based company.

My order would be

1. Candy Red
2. Nadja - Non St. Louis players
3. Cocoa
4. Candy Blue
5. Nadja - St. Louis players
6. Candy Black
7. Dockman

I agree with Scott's list and you definitely need to separate the Nadja. Blank backs I would probably put right with the non-St. Louis Nadja, though it seems a few keep popping up for sale making them seem more common.

DJ

[ullmandds]

So can anyone produce a common front with all possible e92 backs? Im 2 away...anyone? Bueller?

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

So can anyone produce a common front with all possible e92 backs? Im 2 away...anyone? Bueller?

Pete, what player and cards are you missing? I know you still need the Nadja miler, but that doesn't exist in the Dockman.

DJ

[ullmandds]

And blue candy.

[Leon]

a few more items... the first is 2 scans of a box that is approx 9"x 8"x 2" and the second a Crofts bottle with label (there were at least 2 different labels)

[brianp-beme]

Cool items Leon...I especially like the box illustration of the Croft mfg. building...it looks like a medieval etching of some foreboding castle under siege.

Brian