I'm not much of a poster, I spend alot of time on Net54. Then again I collect HOF Rookies, so I got to keep in touch with modern.Rookies help pay my way through Prewar to keep the collection going.EbAyAdDiCt said:Glad to see you made it......................
WOW nice pickups, picked this up last night....Don't know anything about this card. I picked it up for $ 15.00 , just thought it would something to talk about.jay1065 said:Amazing color on the Hubbell, bikerider60!
Last couple of arrivals:
Very nice. Cards like that always make for a nice bit of research. I picked this one up a few months ago:bikerider60 said:picked this up last night....Don't know anything about this card. I picked it up for $ 15.00 , just thought it would something to talk about.
The 'T' on the cap doesn't seem to hold up to my research. Although it could mean "tri" (city.)
I posted the question on Net 54, didn't really get a exact answer. One member said it could be from 1910-19, a wise ass also posted "MCI or the former phone company".jay1065 said:Very nice. Cards like that always make for a nice bit of research. I picked this one up a few months ago:bikerider60 said:picked this up last night....Don't know anything about this card. I picked it up for $ 15.00 , just thought it would something to talk about.
According to the stamp box on the reverse, the card was produced between 1904 and 1918. The most info I could find about the Jags was that they were a minor league team in the New York State League. They played under the name Jags because they represented three cities - Amsterdam, Johnstown, and Gloversville (1902 and 1905-1907.)
I could be completely wrong, though.
So far, 7/200 for the M101-5 set and 5/200 for the M101-4 set. I have Chief Bender's M101-4 incoming, which will put me at 6. There is a large amount of cards on eBay right now, so I hope to pick up a few more.scotty21690 said:
