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E-Cards Candy cards basically ran from 1902 (E107) thru 1932 (E286), though one 19th century set has been categorized as an "E" set (E223).
Despite the run of years, most of the "E" card issues fall into two brief periods. The first conincided with the tobacco era (1909-1915) and second was the 1920's (1920-1927). |
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T-Cards The tobacco era of baseball cards only consisted of seven years, 1909-1915. The only baseball set covered that falls out of this range is the third type of Coupon (T213) which was issued in 1919.
Tobacco insert cards virtually ceased thereafter with the only "T" listings to follow coming in the 1950's with Redman Tobacco cards. |
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Fort Richardson (November 1, 2018)Jacksboro, TX
Old army fort that I believe was shut down in 1867. I was glad to see my Native American brothers decorating the wall. Those people are my heroes. Rest in power Kicking Bird. |
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Denton County Courthouse (October 31, 2018)Denton, TX
Denton is named after some jackass who came all the way from up North to fuck with the Native Americans who had every right to live in the area. Fortunately they took his ass out. |
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The Great Hanging Memorial (September 2, 2018)Gainesville, TX
Apparently in 1862 some folks didn't want to fight in the Civil War which was their right. So they got hung by people who wanted to mastermind them. |
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