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Card # 130
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Helmar Imperial Cabinet
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| Player |
Position |
Team |
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Wes Ferrell
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Arms folded
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Boston Bees
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| Top Auction Price |
Total Sold |
Avg # Bids |
Avg # Bidders |
Last Sold |
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$ 52.50
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5
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8
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4
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November 16, 2022
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About the Player
A short bio from the Boston Garter Game of the Century card back: Cleveland’s Wes Ferrell is another pitcher with a smoking fast ball Connie Mack can call on to stymie NL batters in the upcoming so-called “all star” game. If Ferrell can control his temper, that is. The hot head was suspended and fined by mgr. Peckinpaugh in 1932 for refusing to leave a game. Under control, Wes is tough to beat. He set a record by winning 20 or more games his first 4 years in the big leagues, and he threw a no-hit game at the St. Louis Browns in 1931. No cake at bat, Ferrell slammed 9 home runs that same year.
About the Series
Helmar Imperial Cabinets are mammoth. Each is about the size of a sheet of paper. They are thick, sturdy, and beautiful. There are two series in this set; series one measures 8.25' x 10.875', while series two is a shade smaller. The second series features a multi-colored border. The art was produced using a variety of methods. Each card takes a long time to assemble, to scrape, rub, treat, and transform, so it seems that you are holding a huge, overwhelmingly-beautiful card from the turn of the last century.
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| Helmar Imperial Cabinet, Boston Bees |
| Card # | Thumbnail Pic | Player Name | Position | Top Auction Price |
| 119 |   | SIMMONS, Al | Posed batting follow through | $ 63.89 |
| 130 |   | Ferrell, Wes | Arms folded | $ 52.50 |
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