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1916 M101-4 Sporting News
(H801-9 Globe Suits; D329 Weil Baking)

FRONT
BACK Year(s) Published: 1916
Hobby Designation: M101-4
Set Name: Sporting News
Card Size (inches): 1-5/8 x 3
Number of Cards in Set: 200
Est. Value (common; VG): $50

Combined M101-4/5 Checklist
M101-4 Card Gallery

List of Backs (w/Rarity Details)
Gallery of Backs

M101-4s on eBay
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Set Summary

Massive set of 200 cards produced by Felix Mendelsohn
Distributed by multiple sponsors for promotion of their products
Per ACC: Like Globe Suits (H801-9) and Weil Baking (D329)
Player name, position, team and card number at bottom
Numbered black-and-white cards with white borders
Closely related to set M101-5 (see Combined Checklist)
21 different backs known (see Gallery of Backs)

References:
1) Tim Newcomb and Todd Schultz, "Making Sense of M101-5 and M101-4 (Mendelsohn's Trend Setters of 1916)," Old Cardboard Magazine, Issue #16 (Summer, 2008, p. 26-33)

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FRONT	BACK	Year(s) Published: 1916 Hobby Designation: M101-4 Set Name: Sporting News Card Size (inches): 1-5/8 x 3 Number of Cards in Set: 200 Est. Value (common; VG): $50 Combined M101-4/5 Checklist M101-4 Card Gallery List of Backs (w/Rarity Details) Gallery of Backs M101-4s on eBay Google Search
(shown at approximate actual size)
Set Summary Massive set of 200 cards produced by Felix Mendelsohn Distributed by multiple sponsors for promotion of their products Per ACC: Like Globe Suits (H801-9) and Weil Baking (D329) Player name, position, team and card number at bottom Numbered black-and-white cards with white borders Closely related to set M101-5 (see Combined Checklist) 21 different backs known (see Gallery of Backs) References: 1) Tim Newcomb and Todd Schultz, "Making Sense of M101-5 and M101-4 (Mendelsohn's Trend Setters of 1916)," Old Cardboard Magazine, Issue #16 (Summer, 2008, p. 26-33)


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