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The Wehmeier card on the right, with a missing dot over the “i” in his signature and an asterisk next to his lifetime stats on the back, also has a logo on the front that is slightly cut off on the left side.
Baseball

Variations, Coan, Berger, Burdick boxers and counting cards

By By George Vrechek
Burdick lived with his parents at 628 S. Main Street, Central Square, N.Y. He sold the home in 1942. (Photo courtesy Central Square Community Historical Society, Heather Stevens, Village Historian)
News

The world of Jefferson R. Burdick; Research sheds more light on some mysteries

By Bert Lehman
Irma and Lionel Carter in 2003. (George Vrechek photo)
News

The world of Jefferson R. Burdick; Research sheds light on some mysteries

By Bert Lehman
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Honus Wagner

Jefferson Burdick's legacy lives on at the MET

By Bert Lehman
Collector John Maiorino and some of Burdick’s T205s on display at the Met. Photo courtesy of J. Maiorino.
Tobacco Cards

Burdick's Card Collection Going Digital at the Met

By Tom Bartsch
A fabulous 30,000 vintage card collection might include Topps, Bowman, Goudey, Diamond Stars, Play Ball, M&P and other popular sets.
Baseball

Baseball Cards: You Can't Collect Everything, Right?

By Tom Bartsch
Hobbies
Baseball

Hobby Flashback: 1937 Card Collectors Bulletin

By Tom Bartsch
Hobby News

Jefferson Burdick Handwritten Letter to be Given Away at National Convention

By Tom Bartsch
The cover for The United States Card Collectors Catalog from 1939.
Baseball

The First of Many: Jefferson Burdick Introduced the First Card Catalog in 1939

By Tom Bartsch

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