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Old 08-08-2015, 10:40 AM
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Not vintage photos, but one of the under--appreciated group of players, 1919-25 St Louis Browns outfield of Ken Williams, Baby Doll Jacobson and Jack Tobin. Going to put together some type of display(8x12 photos), not exactly sure what yet
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Some recent pickups (including some from The National), the 29 Gomez and 28 Averill are upgrades...



The last one isn't anything special to non-Zeenut guys but it is a very tough card. In the 1927 checklist you will see two versions of the Ralph Shinners card, one with the normal "27" date on front and another with "1927" (which is the only card in the set like that). The "1927" is one that I had never seen before. Happy to get it.
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Nice group of Zeenuts, Rhett. Ever come across the '15 Coveleski?
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Ok, this is my first T206 EVER and my first effort at beginning my quest at collecting the Polar Bear backs for starters. This might be a shade lower grade than most of the rest I will buy as I go along, but I couldn't pass this up! Can't wait for it to arrive! Thanks, Luke!
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Ok, this is my first T206 EVER and my first effort at beginning my quest at collecting the Polar Bear backs for starters. This might be a shade lower grade than most of the rest I will buy as I go along, but I couldn't pass this up! Can't wait for it to arrive! Thanks, Luke!
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Still scouring the auctions and ebay for the remaining color variation E94s but in the mean time I decided to make another run at completing the real monster, the T210 set (less Jackson and Stengel). Picked these off eBay from David B. and filled a few holes.
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Great cards everyone.

Rhett- nice pick up on the Arbuckle. One of my favorite Zeenuts for sure.

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That is a fun one - nice cards both of you! I wish it wasn't so pricey, my dad called me Fatty Arbuckle when I was a baby so it would be fun to get.

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Rhett- nice pick up on the Arbuckle. One of my favorite Zeenuts for sure.

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My dad turned these three pictures of the 1919-25 St Louis Browns outfield that I posted earlier this month, into the framed photo shown below. Wood frames, some fancy cuts, with paint that has a concrete look/feel. I switched Williams to RF and Tobin to LF because it looked better that way with their poses
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My dad turned these three pictures of the 1919-25 St Louis Browns outfield that I posted earlier this month, into the framed photo shown below. Wood frames, some fancy cuts, with paint that has a concrete look/feel. I switched Williams to RF and Tobin to LF because it looked better that way with their poses
Terrific piece, John. I'm holding off on making analogies between the Browns and recent Pirates teams now that you're a perennial wildcard team.
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Terrific piece, John. I'm holding off on making analogies between the Browns and recent Pirates teams now that you're a perennial wildcard team.
You could have compared the current Pirates' outfield to the one in the pictures. Both pretty good groups
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Chris--That is one of the nicest Radbourn's that I have seen. Fantastic image, and I really like those big borders.
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Not vintage photos, but one of the under--appreciated group of players, 1919-25 St Louis Browns outfield of Ken Williams, Baby Doll Jacobson and Jack Tobin. Going to put together some type of display(8x12 photos), not exactly sure what yet
Nice photos. You might be able to find autographs of those three to mat with the photos
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Nice photos. You might be able to find autographs of those three to mat with the photos
I was originally looking for cards, but nothing was coming up for Tobin. His autograph can be had and so can Jacobson, but Williams is pricey. Died in 1959, first 30/30 player gives him popularity and rareness. If I could get one at a reasonable price, then I'd just pick up the other two
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