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Ralph & Barry (and others?),
Very interesting information. Any scan would be great, as I'd really enjoy reaching out to the seller again with this new information about his grandfather. Post them here, or feel free to email me directly at mackeyd@mailcity.com Best, Craig |
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Craig,
I'm checking for Elias on my cards, so I can continue to be a part of this thread. Hopefully other stories will follow. Frank |
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Of course, my grandmother's collection (www.themaconpeach.com), but I've discussed it before in The Macon Find thread.
Still finding out things about her to add to her site. Since I never received a reply about the backwards D card (Here: http://www.freewebs.com/thegreatt206...ct/gallery.htm), that I think belonged to my grandmother, I thought I'd try two other stamped back cards that were traded to my grandmother, bearing the initials of someone she probably traded with, to see if anyone recognizes them. They were on the back of an Old Mill cabinet and a T3. Can anybody identify it? If so, then maybe we can figure out the provenance. (Hope this isn't too OT) |
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Hi Craig, I have always wondered who this Elias was and have seen quite a few "Elias" T206s over the past 7 years. Levi/707 Sportscards had a few on his website years ago. He still owns 2 that I saw while searching for some info for you. On one, the Elias has been erased, but the other still has it there. (see scan below). I see them every now & then on Ebay, but most of them look like someone has tried to remove the "Elias" from the back. If my memory serves me correct, most of the "Elias" T206s were Piedmont 350 backs. Hope this helps you Jantz Last edited by Jantz; 02-07-2013 at 11:01 PM. |
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Last edited by RCMcKenzie; 01-12-2013 at 01:24 PM. Reason: spelling |
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Mike,
The Griffith only went for $43. I had placed a marker bid of $50 because my ebay watchlist was full and I ended up winning the card. I mostly look for Buck Barker backs so this Tisdel Griffith will probably end up in an auction in the near future. There was a Zeenut on ebay yesterday that had a Barker-style write-up on the back that I was about to snipe when my computer froze, probably a good reason to bid earlier. |
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Nice, I'm known by my quirky collection ![]() I'm just glad you won and Frank didn't. I don't like hoarders and that is what he was trying to do...
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I didn't say he was doing a good job, just said he was trying. You gotta cut him off early before the sickness sets in. Don't need to see him get up to, say 35 of them, then it is officially hoarding. 34 is fine though if you stop there
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