1872 Andy Leonard SGC?

I am curious as to what this is exactly?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=290289751824

Lee

i don't know what it is...BUT...it is INCREDIBLE, PRICED TO SELL...and will appeal to SUSAN B. ANTHONY collectors worldwide.

This was part of a composite photograph that was taken apart and sold a few years back. I believe the original composite was found in the trash amongst some other items that originated from George Wright.

Doesn't do anything for me, so I'll save my money this time.

Jay

Ya gotta like the early history of the game for this card to be of interest.
This player participated on the top old teams (Cin. Red Stiockings + the N.A. Boston franchise).
He certainly wasn't the best, nor the most visible, but he was one of the players who was only available to play if you paid him. And he was a regular on the top teams of the day.

http://www.19thcenturycards.net/19thcentury.html



"I won't play, unless you pay me." - what a concept! - It will never fly.