Share your Cincinnati Reds cards

[Bob Lemke]

As long as you're sifting through your Reds cards, can anybody confirm the existence of the card checklisted in the 1940 Cincinnati Reds Team Issue as
(35) in the Standard Catalog . . . "Debt of Gratitude to Wm. Koeh Co."?

Otherwise it gets de-listed.

[nolemmings]

but here are a couple more oddball Reds:
from a set of "Franks"

and here's one of a hot dog:

[onlychild]

A 70 candy lid and an 82 blackless




Kevin

[Griffins]

As long as you're sifting through your Reds cards, can anybody confirm the existence of the card checklisted in the 1940 Cincinnati Reds Team Issue as
(35) in the Standard Catalog . . . "Debt of Gratitude to Wm. Koeh Co."?

Otherwise it gets de-listed.

Thank you Bob- I've been searching for any evidence of this card for years, and not only have never seen one but can't see anyway it could've existed.
Here's a full press sheet of the '40 W711-2 set

[Bob Lemke]

some of the other the cards listed as #30-34. Seems the checklist may have doubled up on them. Do yo have scans of the back of the sheet in that area?

[Griffins]

[Griffins]

Bob- I've got the variations in single cards as well, if you need scans of those are bigger scans of the sheet let me know.
It seems pretty easy to see where they overprinted the variations on the 2nd print run. But I can't see where they would cut out a card and strip in the "debt of gratitude" card.
I've bought about a dozen complete sets and they seem pretty evenly split between the 2 sets of variation- if the "debt" card was in one press run or another it would seem to pop up at some point, and another card would be in shorter supply, but that has never happened. And the pops on the other cards are consistant, while the debt card has never been graded by either PSA or SGC.

[Chris-Counts]

Here are some Mabley and Carew photos from 1948 and 1949. The Johnny Vandermeer came with the envelope displayed. If anybody can tell me more about this set, I'd appreciate it. The players shown here are as follows: Vandermeer, Harry Walker, Herm Wehmeier, Ken Raffensberger and Howie Fox. I have a few more as well, and like Wehmeier and Fox, several others have images that were used in the 1950 Bowman set. They also have markings on the back that indicate they were produced by the Reds, just like the photos they issued for decades ...

[Big Red Machine]

I recently picked up a 1976 and 1977 Johnny Bench proof cards.

[smtjoy]

[Big Red Machine]

[HRBAKER]

[Phil68]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

Here are some Mabley and Carew photos from 1948 and 1949. The Johnny Vandermeer came with the envelope displayed. If anybody can tell me more about this set, I'd appreciate it. The players shown here are as follows: Vandermeer, Harry Walker, Herm Wehmeier, Ken Raffensberger and Howie Fox. I have a few more as well, and like Wehmeier and Fox, several others have images that were used in the 1950 Bowman set. They also have markings on the back that indicate they were produced by the Reds, just like the photos they issued for decades ...

Those are really nice!!

[foxxfan]

A few favorites

[todeen]

Originally Posted by foxxfan

A few favorites

That old judge is great. Nice color differential still, and funny subject.

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[Hammerin'Hank]

Always loved the 64 Frank Robinson and Pete Rose cards.

75 PSA trio 6.jpg

1964 Topps Frank Robinson.jpg

1964 Topps Pete Rose 7.5.jpg

Short term player and Manager

[K-Nole]

[Bigdaddy]

Some pre-war Reds

[nolemmings]

Here's one I like:

Plus one more:

[smrtn240]

Todd- Very nice Robinson Home Run Derby you have there

[whodey14]

This thread is great! Some really awesome stuff posted. Living just outside Cincy and being a Reds fan I have seen just about everything however there were a few that jumped out. That Frank Robinson Swift Meats popout was very interesting to pick out one.

I unfortunately don't have many pics currently but did find this scan just to have an offering...



Would like to add a Ted Kluszewski rookie psa 5-7 if anyone was looking to move one.

[Neal]

64kahnsrose.jpg1970BenchPSA8.jpg

1976Morgan.jpg

[sflayank]

Someone show me the partridge meats that i need

[Big Red Machine]

Great cards everyone. I really enjoy seeing everyone's collection. Here are a couple of minor league photos of Tony Perez and Johnny Bench that I picked up over the last 6 months. I'd like to find similar of Rose and Morgan if there are any.

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[DBesse27]

I've always thought the Rose photo on his 64 Kahn's is terrific.