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			Posted By: Richard OK, I'm fairly new to match cover collecting, so these may be basic questions, but here goes... | 
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			Posted By: Michael Moran Here's the list I have, but there are others, especially Chicago Bears - I've seen Link Lyman and just traded for a Carl Brumbaugh | 
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			Posted By: Richard Michael, thanks a bunch! That helps me out tremendously. | 
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			Posted By: Richard Michael, looking through my covers I have an Allen Shi in green, that is not listed on your list. | 
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			Posted By: Michael Moran 60 years ago Tom Torrent and Frank Tripodi listed the known matchbooks in the sets put out by the Diamond Match company in the early 1930s - baseball, football, hockey, night life, broadcasting stars, and movies.  These are called the T & T lists and have been passed around and published widely.  I have Sports Collectors Digest Standard Catalog of Football Cards, but they don't list different colors and I don't see Link Lyman in their list.  So as different colors and differt players are discovered, I don't know where a database for that information would be kept - except in this forum.  Some players are hard to find in specific colors - Mel Hein in tan for example - at least for me, that was the one among the NY Giants that took the longest to find.  That was the only part of the set I was really looking to complete.  So it can run the price at auction up if someone is trying to finish their set and needs a specific cover.  The most I've ever seen a 1934 matchcover go for on eBay was a tan Red Grange that sold for $511 in 2001 - and I haven't seen another up for auction since.  I didn't buy it, but I saved the scan: | 
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			Posted By: Mike McKee I know this cover has been listed in guidebooks going all the way to the original sports collectors bible but I have never seen it offered for sale in my 20+ years of collecting.   | 
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			Posted By: John S It has been on my wantlist for a long time...I have never seen even a photo/scan of the card. According to a few fellow collectors, its existence has been confirmed. | 
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			Posted By: Frank Rose Has it ever been confirmed that tan versions definitely were not made for some players? I would doubt that, but simply don't know. Also, is it anyone's collecting experience that the tan version is available less frequently than the red and green versions as a whole or individually?  | 
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			Posted By: Michael Moran My friend Bob Borton, who knows more about matchbooks than anyone else I know, sent this email:  | 
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