Skip the Blaster: 1912 Harry Davis T207

The Harry Davis T207 baseball card is a nice alternative to a modern blaster — here’s why
Read moreThe Harry Davis T207 baseball card is a nice alternative to a modern blaster — here’s why
Read moreThe omission of numerous stars in the T207 set remains a mystery
Read moreAre the T207’s ‘Big Three’ cards really the keys to the set?
Read moreThe most recent In the Mail segment features some great pickups including a tough T207, some rare E90-1 American Caramels, and … other stuff
Read moreThis rare tobacco card of the Hall of Famer Walter Johnson could be … better
Read moreCollectors frequently upgrade cards but I’ve been known to downgrade some instead — here’s why.
Read moreA Trio of Unknowns are Keys to the T207 Set and Worth Thousands
Read moreWhile popular, T206 isn’t the only tobacco card set out there
Read moreThe Broadleaf and Cycle cards aren’t the only tough ones in the T207 set
Read moreThe two sets are often viewed as unfavorable and share several similarities
Read moreT207 variations expand the master set checklist The T207 brown background set is personally a favorite of mine. It’s not popular among some collectors because of the drab look but that’s actually what those of us that appreciate it enjoy about it. That, the hints of colors, and the dark chocolate brown backgrounds give it a wildly distinctive flavor, particularly
Read moreSeveral cards of the underappreciated pre-war player are considered rarities Mike Donlin is a name that most modern collectors probably aren’t familiar with. But if you collect pre-war cards, you’ve likely come across it. That’s particularly true if you happen to be a set collector. Despite being in relative obscurity these days, Donlin was not a common player. His cards
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