1921 Herpolsheimer’s Origins Explained, Once and For All We have written extensively about the 1921 Herpolsheimer’s set for years, but they have been front and center in our Fall, 2023 auction due to the “Band-Aid Box Find,” a group of 39 newly-discovered 1921 Herpolsheimer’s cards, including Babe Ruth. Up until this discovery, just one example […]
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The Brooklyn photography studio of Joseph Hall produced a number of different baseball-related photographs, among which were a group of individual player cabinets featuring members of the 1888-89 New York Giants. Very little is known about these cards, though the majority of the known player images were used for the very rare and valuable N338-2
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The most popular and widely-collected prewar card issue is undoubtedly T206. While the player selection is large and includes a great number of Hall of Famers and scarce backs to challenge collectors, the issue also includes a number of rarities that represent some of the set’s toughest and most desirable cards. The Sherry Magee “Magie”
A mere three examples of the D322 Tip Top Bread Honus Wagner have been graded higher than this wonderful card, by either SGC or PSA. Featuring the Flying Dutchman in the fabled pose immortalized by legendary photographer Carl Horner, the card was issued as part of a 25-card set by the Ward-Mackey company to help
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