1921-1922 E121 American Caramel Co. *VISUAL IDENTIFICATION GUIDE*

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  • Опубліковано 18 лис 2024

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  • @mjlblackmax
    @mjlblackmax 4 роки тому +1

    Fascinating presentation. Thanks. Your attention to detail never ceases to impress.

  • @jimcreamer4800
    @jimcreamer4800 4 роки тому +1

    Incredible stuff

  • @larrymoemoe3223
    @larrymoemoe3223 4 роки тому +1

    would like to see some National caramel cards some time in the future, great videos love them.

    • @starsofthediamond7126
      @starsofthediamond7126  4 роки тому

      Larry, your wish is my command my friend!!! It was a set I had thought about featuring and when I saw your comment I sat down an made a video featuring the E220 set... ua-cam.com/video/fgCN-de_jDs/v-deo.html

  • @scottstuber5857
    @scottstuber5857 2 роки тому +1

    GREAT information here. Thank you! I have a Carl Mays (Correct Name) from the series of 80 set, that I now know is a "Type 1" back. Thanks again.

    • @starsofthediamond7126
      @starsofthediamond7126  2 роки тому +1

      Carl Mays is such a fascinating figure in baseball history. He wouldn’t be out of place in the Hall of Fame with his record and ERA, one has to think the Ray Chapman incident has had a hand in him not getting more HOF consideration.

  • @patbenson548
    @patbenson548 6 місяців тому

    Great content. I have the Ed Roush w575 blank back. Maybe you could write a small book on this collection? Thanks again for the video. I plan on adding these cards to my PC in the future.

  • @kenrogers1948
    @kenrogers1948 Рік тому +1

    As to your Ferd Schupp(what a name!) card: isn't it more likely that the change from E121 to E122 was an evolution rather than a complete reset? So there could be any number of variations in design/font/photo treatment between E121 and 122... thanks for the vid!

    • @starsofthediamond7126
      @starsofthediamond7126  Рік тому

      It could be I suppose but Schupp is the only player found with the strange front.
      Why? We will never know.
      The E122 set is a funny one in that the 80 “reset” cards were from an early print run of E121 Series of 80 and not a later print run, which is what you would assume if it was an evolution.
      Another possibility is that they utilized a second printer to keep up with the demand and instead or making another set of plates to print them they used a set of cards reformatted to by that other printer. Pure speculation but that it sure is fun to speculate! 🤣

    • @kenrogers1948
      @kenrogers1948 Рік тому

      @@starsofthediamond7126 Guess it could be a print proof or sample of some kind but more likely there were at least a few sets produced...

  • @kevincarew6186
    @kevincarew6186 6 місяців тому

    How did the American Caramel Company give these cards out?

  • @dhs7143
    @dhs7143 4 місяці тому

    Hi, I sent you an email. I found 100+ of these cards in my grandpa/great grandpas old collection and they are all different types, was wondering if you’d be able to talk to me to help figure out this whole complicated situation, I have so many questions. I’m also only about halfway through the collection, and there’s other valuable cards in there such as R346, T206, etc. I want to sell them but only for a fair price, and I don’t know nearly enough to feel confident in selling them yet.

  • @jasonduey5678
    @jasonduey5678 3 роки тому +1

    Can I have your email please to send you a few pics..think I found one have in my hand now..after watching this pretty sure type 1