SHAVE NATION ITEM NUMBER: SN1061
The early colonists saw the Native Americans growing tobacco and soon adopted it as their "cash-crop" (growing a commodity for sale, not for personal use)
-one of the classic "Big Three" from the set- T206 white border error card with misspelled surname Provenance: Stokes Collection, Spartanburg, South Carolina Note: Up until the 1980s this was, along with Honus Wagner and Eddie Plank, considered to be one of the top three cards needed to complete the T-206 set aka "the monster." Since that time, the Doyle, New York Nat'l, variety has squeezed its way in to make the once "big three" now the "big four." Magee with the misspelling still remains one of the last cards a collector typically needs to complete a set
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