Pre-War Cards

‘It’s In The Details’

Title	Rotograph Fan / Pennant Postcards
Year	1907
Size	3 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
Images	Color
Type	Postcards
Number in Set	Unknown

1907 Rotograph Fan / Pennant Postcards Overview

These unique postcards were similar to other issues, such as the R. Hill ‘Rah Rah’ postcards produced around the same time period. in fact, they are practically the same design and utilized the same layout.

Each postcard includes a female fan with a pennant, cheering on her team. The bottoms have a cheer printed in addition to the name of the school. They are copyrighted by The Rotograph Company of New York. A card number beginning with the prefix F.L. is also printed on the front.

Pre-war baseball fans might recognize the Rotograph name from the PC782 Postcards set.

Backs include a simple, traditional postcard layout with a divider line to separate the message from the recipient’s address.

1907 Rotograph Fan / Pennant Postcards Checklist

A complete checklist for this issue is not currently known. However, below are the issues I have seen. Because cards were printed in the 190s and then in the 460s, these could have been issued in multiple series.

194. Penn
196. Harvard
198. Columbia
199. Cornell
466. Minnesota

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