Very informative presentation, Orlando. You, as an expert, provide a valuable perspective for those of us who are novice collectors of this era. Really appreciate the effort you put into this. Thanks.

Orlando, Very well done and educational! You really captured the thrill of collecting early pre-war cards, along with the history! Great Job and thanks for sharing your wisdom, expertise and knowledge!

Hello, thanks you so much about sharing the info about this book and about sharing your vintage cards knowledge. This book looks just FANTASTIC ! An AWESOME book ! All the Best and Happy Collecting.

Fantastic video Orlando. I've just about moved my entire hobby focus into prewar and the only way I can ever see that shifting is learning more about pre 1900. That seems like its own wonderful can of worms too. Keep it coming. It's a gift to learn from you. Thanks!

Never seen a 1903 Breisch Williams until your Earl Moore. Very nice pictures! Love the Ramly's too. Thanks for showing!

Great information Orlando, keep going and educate any collectors that are thinking about getting into any Pre War cards.

Excellent video Orlando! Due to your unique card collection and knowledge i rely on your expertise on pre WW1 cards. That Hager book is so cool and detailed. Interestingly, im currently in negotiations with someone on a Obak Pacific Coast League card from 1911 and didnt know much about the cards. You just talked about them though in this video so once again you are my mentor/teacher. Thanks for all you do in the hobby to share and educate others. 👍

I’ve had a copy of that Hager book for roughly 30 years. It was (and is) an invaluable reference book.

There is some beautiful artwork on many of those pre-war cards. Thanks for sharing this information. The book is great.

This was a great lesson, Orlando. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and some great resources. You have some beautiful cards as always.

Every time I ran into Mr Rosen at shows he always had more cash in the case than cards. Great video as always!

I still get an education every time my friend. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing this. I just bought a copy of the Hager’s book. This is a great reference for me to learn from as a 40+ year vintage collector but a newbie to pre-war.

Looking forward to you continuing this series Orlando!

Great video orlando. Loved the history lesson. Ill be waiting for part 2.

I picked up Hager’s guide on eBay after seeing you profile it in a previous video. It’s a wonderful resource. Thanks for sharing.

This is an incredible video. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I love learning from your expertise. I look forward to part 2!!

That book is fantastic. I spent hours reading it.

Orlando, you have so much knowledge when it comes to history and baseball. I know there are others, but you know your stuff. I think a museum should hire you or something. Maybe consider volunteering and giving a tour guide or something? My grandparents are not around anymore, but my grandpa had did something similar. He liked to go down once or twice a week to work/volunteer at Air and Space Museum and the Smithsonian. Well, just wanted to throw that idea out there. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Cool pin of Mr. Mint! I was gifted my only pre-war card that I have in my collection. I'm definitely interested in adding more and learning more from historians like yourself ❤ Thanks for sharing!

Hi Orlando, wow Mr. Mint pin, awesome. That Hager book has to be one of the first standard for vintage cards. That Moore card is awesome and so is that Goodwin card. Thanks for sharing my friend.

Fun and informative video. Wow! some stunning cards. Cheers.

Great information! I’m from the Cincinnati area, so it was cool to hear that the Fan Craze cards were made in that area. Thanks for sharing!

Great video, Orlando - love that Goodwin James McLaughlin - very nice!👍🏻

Great video Orlando of the different type of early pre-war baseball cards. I'm going to have to find a copy of that book to start learning about these gems!

Thanks for going through all the different sets, Orlando. Really beautiful cards. I enjoyed seeing them and learning about each one. Alan Hager’s book is a great resource. I appreciate you going over it!

I will prob watch this video 20 times - thanks for educating the hobby !

Great information Orlando...appreciate you sharing

Great video Orlando! Really enjoyed the lesson! Thanks for making this!

Great run of cards orlando. Tbanls for sharing with us.

Thanks for the video Orlando, when I was a kid I used to buy Tuff stuff magazines and becketts and I remember seeing Mr. Mint ads ... I just thought it was crazy the stuff he was holding. Thanks for the look back vids.

Great video, Orlando. So informative, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing Orlando! I’ve never seen that book before.

Great stuff Orlando. That E107 Moore is a nice card.

Alright Orlando love this !!! 👊👊

Another great video Orlando!

I'll bet that somewhere there's an attic that has a shoebox or hope chest full of prewar. I just bought a home that was built in 1900 that has an attic. I plan to explore it this week. Fingers crossed 🤞

Good stuff Orlando! I love the stories and history of the pre-war sets and players! Do you consider pre-war cards from 1939 and prior?

Is this book on sale anywhere? Great video!

Pre- war collecting really is like the wild west.

I got to meet him on a few occasions here at Strongsville. The first time he was kind of a d***head. He Told me "unless you have enough cash....go away kid!"

Hola can you still find this book