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158 successful b/s/t transactions My collection: https://www.instagram.com/collectingbrooklyn/ 
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I appreciate Keith (Alywa) showing some of his gorgeous subsets!
It's interesting that the few big 19th Century collectors that I know tend to be very private and only "show off" cards they are looking to sell. Outside of a book that was written 15 years ago, you rarely see the rarer cards of the era (Cabinets, KBats, GQ's, 4BH ect). It's a shame so many of these cards are hidden away and most hobby enthusiasts will never get to see these beautiful pieces of history. Maybe it's generational but I love looking through 20th Century collections on Flickr (shout out to Ryan, Sonny, Jeff ect.) and I wish more of the "old timer" 19th century collectors would create similar visual galleries of their collections which would in turn bring more interest and appreciation to what I feel are the coolest cards ever made.
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12-08-2023, 12:07 AM
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Here's my examples of the 4 greatest pitchers of the 19th Century.
Order is debatable but here's how I rank them:
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