T210 collectors unite

[wonkaticket]

Really amazing cards the best port cards around IMO, just some real gems in this set.

[DixieBaseball]

Chris - That Horizontal is one of my favorite T210's as well.
John - The eyes on the Kuhlmann Port are incredible. He's looking into my soul.
Frank - Fantastic row of Pioneers ! I have the Olsen as my Richmond example and I have always thought the Series 6 has some of the best overall poses in the entire Set... Some of my favorites is Goosetree, Yeager, and Chase in that series. Too many to list, but a lot of cool poses.
- All the series offer unique poses, so any type collector can find something that catches the eye...

Great Examples and Fun Thread !

[lhardem]

Here you go, Steve D

 

[nebboy]

I don't even know why I picked this one pick, it must have seemed like a good price at the time.

[John V]

What is the name of the horizontal guy?

[deadballera]

One of my T210 Portrait cards..

[DixieBaseball]

John - The Horizontal card is of Ft. Worth Panther, Walter Morris. He was a player/manager...

[smtjoy]

Love the set, have been slowly working on series 3-

[FrankWakefield]

The 1910 Lexington Colts (and since it's NCAA time, go Cats!!!)


Top row: Guy Badger, 3B; Frank Eddington, P; Charles Ellis, OF; William Haines, C; Heveron, 3B; George Keifel, C.

Bottom Row: Marion Kimbrough, 2B; L'Heureux; Harry Meyers, 1B; Lawrence Sinex, inf; Charles Vallandingham, P; Jim Viox, SS; Hogan Yancey, OF.

In 1910 Lexington had a 67-54 record, good for second place, 10 games behind the pennant winning Paris Bourbonites.

Of these 13, Jim Viox made it up to the majors, he was with Pittsburgh for 5 seasons. His best season was 1913, playing in 137 games he hit .317. Appearing in 506 big league games he hit .278.

[Leon]

I am going in so many directions I decided to quit collecting the orange bordered series 3 cards. I did keep the yellow'ish looking dude with the cool coat though. Some cards I just like for their aesthetics...