My favorite (T) Tobacco Card.....

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang

All of the cards in this set are works of art.

David M.

Thanks for posting my 1888 Goodwin's......


Anson and Kelly from this set are my favorite 19th Century Tobacco cards.







And these guys are my favorite 20th Century Tobacco cards. I cannot decide which one is my favorite; therefore, here are all three......

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[Sean]

Originally Posted by tedzan

David M.

Thanks for posting my 1888 Goodwin's......


Anson and Kelly from this set are my favorite 19th Century Tobacco cards.

Beautiful cards Ted. That Glasscock is my favorite 19th Century card.

[Exhibitman]

My favorite T card of all is this one:

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Sean

Beautiful cards Ted. That Glasscock is my favorite 19th Century card.

Thanks Sean

Jack Glasscock was a great Shortstop in his time. And, that's an apropo pose Goodwin depicted him in.



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[T206Collector]

My current fave...

[GasHouseGang]

Originally Posted by tedzan

David M.

Thanks for posting my 1888 Goodwin's......


Anson and Kelly from this set are my favorite 19th Century Tobacco cards.


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I wouldn't have posted yours, but I only have these two from the set, and thought everyone wanted to see the baseball players.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang

I wouldn't have posted yours, but I only have these two from the set, and thought everyone wanted to see the baseball players.

David.....no problem with posting my Goodwin's.

And, your Buffalo Bill and John L. Sullivan are some great looking cards.

But, why the low grade on Buffalo Bill ?


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[GasHouseGang]

Thanks Ted. Those were two of my favorites. I figured you really wouldn't care since you just posted the entire set recently.

[itjclarke]

Great cards all.

If I have to choose a favorite T, I think this one's it for sake of all around appeal (2 HOFers including Cobb, possibly most recognizable action shot of the era, and 3 period write ups). It's got a lot going for it.

[Shoebox]

This was the first pre-war/T Card I ever acquired. It was a gift from my parents for my 16th birthday. My collection at that time was almost exclusively modern. The local card shop in town had purchased a few T205s and my parents wanting to give me something 'unquie' to my collection bought the only player he had from my favorite team. Even now th a my collection has grown beyond junk wax and the foil of my youth it's never really 'fit' into my collection in any way other than I love it. Just recently had it stabbed by SGC so I could display it more prominently.

[edjs]

My favorite is this T4 Smith.