Guide to Collecting Prewar Baseball Cards - Part 2 1909 thru 1911 

I love watching these study sessions on prewar cards. Orlando you are a great teacher that guides us along the roller coaster ride of these cards. Thank you so much for this info and just having FUN

Thank you Orlando. Amazing how many pre-war sets were printed that I had no idea about. I always learn so much from watching your videos. 🙏

Great history lesson Orlando, thanks buddy 🔥🔥

Love this book, got it many many years ago! Thank you Orlando for educating our next generations👏👏👏👏💎

So much history! Honus Wagner & Ty Cobb were the BIG CARDS back in the day. Thanks for sharing 👍

I love this series Orlando!! Well done and fun to watch!!

Fantastic video Orlando! Love hearing about all these different pre-war sets! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the community!

Hello Orlando, i am a recently lucky owner of this FANTASTIC and AWESOME book ! I enjoyed a lots to listen to your knowledge and in the same time looking at my book . Thanks so for sharing your knowledge about the vintage pre war cards. All the Best and Happy Collecting

Some of these sets are so crazy scarce. It's great to have some education and background. Thank you, sir.

I absolutely LOVE these videos, Orlando. Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge.

I've collected t206 for a long time and still learned a lot. Thanks for taking the time to educate us, Orlando!

Wow this was an awesome history lesson. Thank you for taking the time to explain this stuff to us. I had no idea there were so many different cards. Cant wait for part 3. Have a great day Orlando!!!

Love this. I'll watch you go through the entire book page by page. Thanks

Really enjoyed learning about all these sets! Thanks for sharing this in great detail! Have a great week!

Great Pre-War Masterclass! I love it! Keep up the great work!

Thank you for releasing content like this. It's great to hear about some of these more obscure sets from over 100 years ago. I definitely prefer this era of cards over the sea of numbered parallel color match sparkle-fractors of Tommy Teenager. These cards are generally cheaper, too. 🙂

Great stuff, Orlando! Always learn something new in your videos. Thanks for sharing!

I always wondered about these years in tobacco cards but never really looked into it. Thank you for taking the time to go over it and explain it, Orlando. I never considered the backs but they are pretty great too. Looking forward to the gold borders.

Gave a video like as always - Enjoyed the video! It is really neat to see an overview of some of these amazing sets. Thanks for sharing, Orlando

Hi Orlando. That book is really in-depth. Thanks for sharing your knowledge pal, talk soon my friend.

Thanks for your all your history of pre-war. Someday l would like to talked you about vintage cards. Thanks.

As always. ThAnk you for the education my friend

Great stuff Orlando!!

Great video series on Prewar cards! Looking forward to these! A 1911 Butter Crust Christy Mathewson just sold yesterday on Memory Lane for huge money!

Great video Orlando!

Nice series. This book is great. I would like to do a Harry Davis run from that era, but even a semi-star player would be expensive. Fun though.

Great stuff!! I never knew their were so many different sets. I'm kind of partial to that A's set.

Very nice video

Imagine all the Abuelas thru the years who threw away cards, comics etc lol Man I used to keep all my early 90s cards in sleeves and top loaders and then Pokemon cards came out I used to have all those crazy expensive cards and played with them like meh these will never be worth anything 😂🥲. Now I only collect prewar and learned my lesson. The scarcer the better. I had no idea those t206 cards had the same print run as 90s Upper Deck!

Graci as orlando i located a book $45 no cover octavio

Orlando, where can l order this nice book and what is the full title of the book. I am trying to look it up. Thanks again, l really enjoy your history videos😊

I love this... a RU-vid course that is (free) knowledge and not, at a College or University where I would have to pay for... feels like I just stole something 🤭...but maybe College, was the scam..😅

did these pre war card makers need permission to print the players and teams or they could do whatever they wanted??