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28 19th Century Baseball Trade Cards from 8 Different Issues.
Lot 42. 28 19th Century Baseball Trade Cards from 8 Different Issues. 1. H804-1 Baby Talk: “I sink I tan hit it” g-vg, “No I didn’t strike at dot!” vg-ex, “I aint do’en to p’ay!” vg and “I’se dot it!” g-vg. 2. H804-2 Pixies with pointed hats: “A ‘Panic-er!’” g. 3. H804-3 “Chance for a kick” p-f and “A brush with the ball” g. 4. H804-4 Capadura Cigar complete set of 5: “A Short Stop!” “Behind The Bat,” “Judgment!” “Two Men out and three Men on Bases!” and “Where will you have them?” Technically p because each card has one or more border trimmed. The look better. 5. H804-5 featuring African-Americans: “F-O-U-L BALL” g and “OUT!-ON A FLY” g-vg. 6. B804-6 Forbes Co. 1878: “Twist” vg and “Foul” (Variation: area typically reading “Foul” has been replaced by ad for “Ware’s Fine Shoes) g. 7. H804-7 Garlings Oil Liniment complete set of 5: “A close Affair. Hugging the Bat.” Top border is trimmed; otherwise ex. “Bravo! The Pet of the Nine,” borders trimmed p. “Something must be done Put it there!” vg-ex. “Struck Out,” ad trimmed; otherwise g-vg. “The Hero of a Home Run. The Ladies Favorite,” borders trimmed, p. 8. H804-20: “Oh, Mamma!” Baby Anson. p, “Wow-ow!” Baby Kelly. p, “Tan oo Tetch.” Baby McKee. p, “Tee-he-he!” Dixie Jr. p, “Tum an Pay.” Mull Tobin p, “Oh, I’se all’ite.” Little Mascot f-g and “Fee Stykes, out” Lord Fauntleroy f. Interesting, varied and desirable group.
Winning Bid $366.
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