1902-11 Sporting Life Cabinets

[jerrys]

oaks1912

Old Cardboard has quite a few photos of W600s.

http://www.oldcardboard.com/w/w600/w600gal1.asp

Vintageclout

Yes, the two 1902 NY NL players were McGraw and Van Haltren.
McGinnity and Mathewson not until January, 1903 - both players cabinets are listed as type 2.

Paul

I'm quite sure that this McGraw cabinet is the only 1902 cabinet there is:

mcgraw5d1.jpg

Epps

Eddie Cicotte, like so many of the player cabinets that were not available until late in the SLC production (1910), is hard to find - if not impossible. As stated in the text - there are 136 player cabinets not known to exist.

[paul]

Thanks Jerry. Here is my W600 McGraw. It is the same pose as the one you posted, but lists McGraw as manager. I can see that the mount is different, so I assume it is not a 1902.

Paul

[Vintageclout]

Originally Posted by paul

Thanks Jerry. Here is my W600 McGraw. It is the same pose as the one you posted, but lists McGraw as manager. I can see that the mount is different, so I assume it is not a 1902.

Paul

Paul,

Your McGraw is a 1903 Type 3 Mount....great piece!

Joe T.

[tedzan]

Hi Jerry......really great stuff.

I noticed this in the write up......
" Christopher Mathewson New York NL has both a suit and uniform cabinets with his last name misspelled: Matthewson. "

Here's my Matty....is this correct spelling the more often seen card, or is the "double -T" version more often seen ?





TED Z
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[benchod]

The correct spelling is easier to find. The incorrect spelling Matthewson is on an earlier mount

[benchod]

compliments of version earlier 1903

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by benchod

The correct spelling is easier to find. The incorrect spelling Matthewson is on an earlier mount

Wow, that is a toughie. Incredible condition.

[Vintagecatcher]

Here's my lone W600, George "Moon" Gibson.

Patrick

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by benchod

The correct spelling is easier to find. The incorrect spelling Matthewson is on an earlier mount

Thy misspelled his name on a later mount as well.

[jerrys]

pbspelly

Billy Sullivan Chicago A. L. No SLC Known to Exist.


RedsFan1941

W600 market has always been flat. Relatively low population.