Cards for sale in September. 1927 E126 Ruth (Three pinholes) posted 9/10.

[Brian Van Horn]

1909 E95 Philadelphia Caramel Doyle-top right corner crease and corner wear on all four corners. Also, white spots of wear on the red background including above his head and to the left of his head above the shoulder. No white wear in the blue collar. No white wear in the blue collar which I mentioned in my first post. Poor initial scan which I have scanned again correctly. Off-center left to right. $95.00.

1909 T206 Willis portrait GAI Good-VG 2.5-corner wear with some corner rounding on both bottom corners and staining bottom left corner. Also, crease top right corner and little diagonal crease in the colored background up and to the right of his head. Finally, a little white break in the paper service on the right of the card in the background to its border edge parallel to Willis's mid-head. $150.00.

1912 C46 Imperial Tobacco Kelly (misspelled lower front but spelled correctly Kelley at the top of the back) SGC Fair 1.5. Corner wear and three creases from the bottom border with two going to the right border through the name plate. Going left to right the first starts in the bottom border below the "E" in "KELLY" and touches the "E". Ir ends in the the nameplate to the left of the top of the first "L". The second crease starts in the bottom border below the first "L" diagonally comes up and touches the end of the horizontal base of the second "L" then goes through the point where all three parts come together and goes up to the right touching the bottom of the ball on the right before continuing its rise to the right and touching the edge of the border parallel to just above the top of the ball. The other crease starts in the bottom border below the baseball and goes diagonally up to the right through the name plate below the ball and just inside the nameplate. This crease exits the right border just below the aforementioned crease. Another frontal crease not in the bottom border. From the left border horizontally into where the bat handle narrows and into the bottom of the oval picture is a wrinkle. Upper left crease from border diagonally through glove and out top border slightly to the right of the lineup with the glove. Back shows the two front lower right-side creases on the lower left along with a little indent parallel to the third from last line of the bio. Finally, there is a little dot back lower left evident in the back scan. $250.00.

Circa 1910s proof card of Jennings-missing top left corner. Measuring nearly 2 x 2-3/4", "significant creasing throughout and is printed on a wafer-thin paper stock." Includes vertical crease from the top right border into his shoulder which breaks the surface paper and becomes more pronounced/widened at the top edge of the dugout. The name is properly spelled as opposed to the one offered in the Hunt auction sheet in May. Listening to offers.

1915 W-Unc Maranville SGC 10 Poor 1-heavy wear and spots of paper loss on rear, high side of black sock on the right and left of foot on right. Diagonal crease through knee on left. Also, two horizontal creases with one leading to previously mentioned paper loss on rear. Lower left creases. Lower right picture crease. Staining bottom border. $700.00.

1916 The Globe Austin-stain bottom right. Also break in the surface paper, but not tear lower left side. $75.00

1922 V89 Wm Paterson Grimm SGC 50 VG-EX 4-$250.00

1926 Spalding Company of America Pipp SGC 7 NM (Blank Back)-$300.00

1928 Star Candy Dugan-"17" in pencil on the back as well as a diagonal pencil mark on the back. Corner wear-$300.00.




S/h is $5.35.

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[Brian Van Horn]

1922 E121 Sisler-wrinkle top left corner which the outside corner of the frame of the picture. Also, on the back below and to the right of "PENNA" are three light caramel marks. Dropped to $525.00 on September 8.

[Brian Van Horn]

1922 E120 Hooper-one flaw is the pencil mark along the oval inside border on the edge of the picture on the left side. This pencil mark exits at the bottom of the oval into the ornate background above all the letters in "HOOPER" lettering in his name. Also, there is a little stain touching the top of the "C" in "AMERICANS" at the top right of the back-$100.00.

[Brian Van Horn]

Bump for price drops on Austin and Sisler.

[Brian Van Horn]

1928 Star Candy Jamieson-wrinkle top left corner, slightest bit of wear bottom left corner and diagonal line back lower right. I am not sure if this card has been in an album, but there is discoloration on the back and a bleed through from the front-$200.00

[Brian Van Horn]

1927 E126 Ruth-pinhole just to the right of the top center border. Another at the edge of the picture and the top center border. A third down at the bottom of the vertically down between the first and last names and a vertical crease through the "o" in "York" which barely touches into the lower right of the picture. Rounding of the corners and there are two vertical light marks top right border. Listening to offers. If you are offering three digits in your proposal it will be ignored.

One person asked if the vertical crease in the bottom right of the card through the "o" in "York" is a tear. It is not. I checked that before posting the card. (Sold)


S/h is $5.35.

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