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Keyser Soze
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That's a very cool story and I also love that set. Thanks for sharing it, too bad his life ended so........ disturbingly
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predatorkj
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Well...as long as it doesn't run in the family I guess...
fkw
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4 poses known in N172
In case they didnt know, there are 5 different poses/variations for Al Hungler in the N172 set, all w/ Soux City (5 dif cards)
In case they didnt know, there are 5 different poses/variations for Al Hungler in the N172 set, all w/ Soux City (5 dif cards)
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RandomH
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That's very interesting. I've seen three different versions... didn't know there was 5.
Edit: do you know what others there are? Theres one of him batting (shown above) and one ive seen of him facing forward with a ball?
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fkw
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one slightly older source says 4 poses, another newer source says 5 poses. thats why I edited the original "4" I had. They dont describe the different poses, so youd have to compare the cards as they show up. N172 cards were made for 4 years, sometimes the actual pose is the same but the card design is slightly different ie Old Judge banner across top or in corner or along the bottom, "0 numbered" series, Script series, etc. ..... If you google images his name, you can see 3 dif right away.
gracecollector
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Actually, it may be 6 variations (5 poses and 1 spelling variation):
http://www.vintagecardprices.com/search.php?action=getSets&fname=Al&lname=Hungler&sa=1&cat=1&hof=0
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-1a Bat at ready at 80, looking at camera-City
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-1b Bat at ready at 80, looking at camera-Citys
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-2a Pitch, hands chin high close to body
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-3a Pitch, hands chest high well away from body
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-4a Pitch, R/hand forward chin high
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-5a Strike, looking at ball close to bat
http://www.vintagecardprices.com/search.php?action=getSets&fname=Al&lname=Hungler&sa=1&cat=1&hof=0
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-1a Bat at ready at 80, looking at camera-City
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-1b Bat at ready at 80, looking at camera-Citys
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-2a Pitch, hands chin high close to body
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-3a Pitch, hands chest high well away from body
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-4a Pitch, R/hand forward chin high
1887 N172 Old Judge 241-5a Strike, looking at ball close to bat
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RandomH
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Really overdue, but I appreciate this. I sent her dad a link of this and he's gonna try to track down the rest. He already has 2a and either 1a or 1b. Will have to double check. 1a and 1b is just a variation in lettering correct? thanks again and sorry for the super late response.
