T205 Master Set Card Post

[orioles70]

The "E"'s were a breeze ending with a nicely turned double play by Evers and Ewing pitching both ends of a doubleheader.

Here is the "F" Troop

(64)G. C. Ferguson Rustlers

(65)Ray Fischer Yankees

(66)Arthur Fletcher Giants

(67)John Flynn Pirates

(68)Russ Ford (black cap)Yankees

(69)Russ Ford (white cap)Yankees

(70)Wm. A. Foxen Cubs

(71)Jimmy Frick Newark

(72)Arthur Fromme Reds

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[gonzo]

Fisher Hassan 30

[brianp-beme]

Art Fletcher. Next in is Flynn.

Brian

[t206fanatic]

Flynn Sweet Cap

[orioles70]

Ford - black cap variation w/Sweet Cap back

Wonder what a rookie card of a Yankees pitcher would sell for in todays market after a rookie season with these pitching statistics...26-6 won-loss record with 209 strikeouts and an ERA of 1.65 with 29 complete games and 8 shutouts...and if there was a variation!

Lol...Wonder what Mr. Ford's sold for in 1911?

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[tedzan]

Originally Posted by orioles70

Ford - black cap variation w/Sweet Cap back

Wonder what a rookie card of a Yankees pitcher would sell for in todays market after a rookie season with these pitching statistics...26-6 won-loss record with 209 strikeouts and an ERA of 1.65 with 29 complete games and 8 shutouts...and if there was a variation!

If you are alluding to Ford's T205 as his rookie card, check again....his T206 (460 Series) card is his ROOKIE card.

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Anyhow, here's my James Frick

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TED Z

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[gonzo]

Fromme, Sweet Caporal 42 black ink, with a noticeable ink transfer

[orioles70]

Ford - white cap variation with Piedmont back

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[orioles70]

Foxen got omitted...here's a nice Foxen card with Honest Long Cut back

Looks like Earl Gardner is next up

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[brianp-beme]

Mr. Gardner. Something I had not noticed until after I had scanned the card - the 'N' and 'Y' on his collar.

Next up Mr. Gaspar.

Brian

[tedzan]

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It's past my bed time, so I'm posting my "pretty pink" Gibson.

If you guys have a problem with me posting this subject out of order, then you call me "alphabetically-challenged"


TED Z

T206 Reference
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[GeoPoto]

By the time he reached 30, "Dolly" Gray had already produced an excellent career in the PCL -- so excellent that he is a member of the Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame. Then, in 1909 he joined Washington in the American League.

His MLB performance was less than excellent, producing a 15-51 career record. And most of the noteworthy accomplishments were negative -- he holds a record for walking eight batters in one inning, including seven in a row.

But in April 1911, as Washington opened what would come to be known as Griffith Stadium (and cigarettes came with brightly-colored, gold-bordered baseball cards), Gray got the start against Smoky Joe Wood. Gray would win the game, a high-point in his otherwise disappointing 2-13 final MLB season.

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[T205 Hunter]

My first post . . . happy to contribute.


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[gonzo]

Graham, Rustlers, Piedmont 25, black and blue signature versions

[rats60]

[brianp-beme]

Gasp! Somebody should post Gaspar.

Brian

[GasHouseGang]

I saw Gray already, so I guess this is the next on the list.

[T205 Hunter]

So as to not hurt Gaspar’s feelings . . .


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[gonzo]

Hanford Polar Bear

[brianp-beme]

For your consideration - the next several in line for the Gold Bordered Throne:

(84) Bob Harmon (both ears show) Cardinals
(85) Bob Harmon (only left ear shows) Cardinals
(86) Topsy Hartsel Athletics
(87) Arnold J. Hauser Cardinals
(88) Charlie Hemphill Yankees
(89) C. L. Herzog Rustlers


Brian

[asoriano]

Harmon, Both Ears, gold ink never applied to borders. One of my all-time favorites if you can't tell by my avatar

[tedzan]

Deleted.

[T205 Hunter]

Pretty Harmon, T!
Here’s his other headshot:


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[gonzo]

Hartsel with a blank back

[orioles70]

And a Hartsel with a back

Next up is Hauser

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[T205 Hunter]

Keeping the ball rolling . . .


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[tedzan]

Double post

[orioles70]

Here's an "Eagle Eye" Hemphill Sweet Cap Red Back Factory No. 42...next up is Herzog

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[tedzan]

Like the bio on Lobert's card reads.... John was one of "the fastest men" in BB. So how fast was he ?
In 1913, John Lobert and Jim Thorpe raced the 100 yard dash at the Polo Grounds and Lobert won.



A - B - C - (DRUM has not yet been confirmed) connection

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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[T205 Hunter]

Here’s Herzog.
The Hoblitzell Quartet is up next.


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[orioles70]

Here is the first of the big 3 variations in the set...the other 2 are Mathewson 1 loss and Wilhelm "suffered" and they are the only 2 cards I need for my master set...let's see some more Hoblitzell no stats

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[RCMcKenzie]

Cin after 1908

[orioles70]

Very nice Drum back

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[RCMcKenzie]

Originally Posted by orioles70

Very nice Drum back

Thanks, one day I hope to get the "no stats". Nice one.

Here's a P42 No Cin

[Eggoman]

Here's the final one - No Cin, Single "L"



Would LOVE a Hoblitzell - No Stats...anyone listening???

[gonzo]

More Hoffman examples here.
This was obviously one of the trickiest cards for the printers to get right.

Here are examples of:
- White 2b, darker shading on portrait
- White 2b, little shading on face
- Yellow in 2b, darker shading on portrait
- Yellow 2b, green stripe in background
- Yellow 2b, "normal" portrait (blue eyes evident)
- White 2b, but yellow in 3b, and a small yellow triangle above 1b

I wouldn't call all of these variations per se, but they definitely show that this card gave the printers fits.

[tedzan]

PIEDMONT Factory #42 cards are very difficult to find for the 32 subjects in the A - B - C - D group (which includes Miller Huggins).


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I need the Huggins HASSAN Factory #30 and #649 cards to complete this run. Any help here is greatly appreciated.
Also, a DRUM back (which has yet to be confirmed) would be really nice.

Thanks guys,


TED Z

T206 Reference
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[T205 Hunter]

After Hoffman Huggins is next . . .


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[orioles70]

Here is the last card to finish out the letter "H"...Versatile utility man "Silent John" Hummell with an Honest Long Cut back

The letter "I" is the first of 4 letters to not be represented in T205..the others are U, X and Z

Jacklitsch is next

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[tedzan]

Thirteen year career, mostly with the Phillies as their Catcher.


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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[T205 Hunter]

Elected to the HOF in 1945 - here is Jennings.


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[gonzo]

Johnson Sweet Caporal 25

[tedzan]

Different game....but, image and name are the same.










TED Z

T206 Reference
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[RCMcKenzie]

D. Jones

[t206fanatic]

T(h)om(as) Jones

[T205 Hunter]

Okay, here are the next two gentlemen:




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[orioles70]

Nice looking cards

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[brianp-beme]

Posting the second of three T330-2 Piedmont Art Stamps with similar artwork, but not seen in the T205 set. Killifer is the only one of these three (also Blair and Wood) that was not seen as an end panel in the T202 set.

Brian

[T205 Hunter]

Thank you.
Sheepishly I’ll admit to following this site for years. So I consider all of you teachers. Collecting has been an education and a passion. It’s exciting to finally participate in the forum I’ve come to enjoy so much.
So, thank you.


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[orioles70]

Yeah, you don't see too many Killifer stamps around...I looked for this for quite a few years

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