Card # 90
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Helmar Polar Night
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Player |
Position |
Team |
Ned Williamson
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Ball floating, batting pose
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Chicago White Stockings
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Top Auction Price |
Total Sold |
Avg # Bids |
Avg # Bidders |
Last Sold |
$ 34.00
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16
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4
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2
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August 16, 2023
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Comments on this Card
'My favorite of the Chance cards. Color everywhere.' -Charles
About the Player
Cap Anson says: 'Ed was, in my opinion, the greatest all-around ballplayer the country ever saw. He was better than an average batsman and one of the few that knew how to wait for a ball and get the one that he wanted before striking. He was a good third baseman, a good catcher and a man who could pitch more than fairly well, too, when the necessity for his doing so arose. Taking him all in all, I question if we shall ever see his like on a ball field again. He was injured some years later while the Chicago Club was making a trip around the world, and was never the same fellow afterward. After his retirement from the diamond he ran a saloon in company with Jimmy Woods, another ball-player, on Dearborn street, Chicago, which was a popular resort for the lovers of sports. He died of dropsy at Hot Springs, Arkansas, leaving a wife, but no children.'
About the Series
The glory of 19th century design is revisited in this series by your friends at Helmar. We've kept the look of the early line drawings but improved them so that the players are recognizable. Yet again, all the artwork is original to Helmar and printed in stunning color. We've chosen a beautiful paper with a soft hand that tested best for the subtle color transitions. Each card is about 3' x 5'.
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Helmar Polar Night, Chicago White Stockings |
Card # | Thumbnail Pic | Player Name | Position | Top Auction Price |
2 | | ANSON, Cap | Bat nearly straight up | $ 338.00 |
7 | | Burns, Tom | Hand on hip, with bat | $ 51.00 |
11 | | Baldwin, Mark | Throwing underhand | $ 160.50 |
12 | | CLARKSON, John | Hands together catching pop up | $ 247.00 |
13 | | Williamson, Ned | Hands together catching pop up | $ 391.00 |
18 | | CLARKSON, John | Ball forward | $ 60.00 |
25 | | CLARKSON, John | Standing on base, hands close | $ 100.00 |
31 | | DUFFY, Hugh | Ball up, one foot on path | $ 59.00 |
32 | | Flint, Silver | Two gloves, leaning toward ball | $ 158.50 |
41 | | Ryan, Jimmy | No cap, about to throw | $ 480.00 |
42 | | Sullivan, Marty | Bat end down, arms down | $ 219.00 |
44 | | Sunday, Billy | Right arm behind with ball | $ 69.80 |
48 | | Williamson, Ned; Hahn, Willie; | Together | $ 57.00 |
54 | | Van Haltren, George | Hands just above waist | $ 237.00 |
73 | | Daly, Tom | Ball floating at left border | $ 27.00 |
75 | | Darling, Dell | Ball coming, one foot on base | $ 31.00 |
85 | | Sunday, Billy | Catching pop up pose | $ 63.00 |
86 | | Ryan, Jimmy | Fence, building in background | $ 153.50 |
90 | | Williamson, Ned | Ball floating, batting pose | $ 34.00 |
166 | | Baldwin, Mark | Holding ball high | $ 24.50 |
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