When Did the Last Surviving T206 Subject Pass Away?

[T206Collector]

If people are interested in writing bios of T206 players, which I fully support of course, there are plenty of un-researched players on SABR. I am pretty sure SABR would love the help!

A good example is T206 player bull Durham, who has been thoroughly researched here:

https://sabr.org/journal/article/in-...f-bull-durham/

Originally Posted by piecesofthegame

But not everyone knows about Bugs Raymond, or Dan McGann. Not saying everyone’s story is fascinating, but I know some are. And a good author could bring that to life. NO DOUBT it would be a labor of love. But I guarantee many of the thousands of T206 collectors on this board would read it. I simply disagree no one would read it. It would be unlike any Deadball era book written.

I would note that Dan McGann and Bugs Raymond have well-researched chapters in Deadball Stars of the National League, which is available on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Deadball-Star.../dp/1574888609

(You can also read similar versions of McGann and Raymond’s bios on SABR).