D Buchner And Co Collection

Williamson, 2nd Base, Chicago, from the "Gold Coin"Tobacco Issue, 1887
Williamson, 2nd Base, Chicago, from the " Gold Coin" Tobacco Issue, 1887

White, 3rd Base, Detroit, from the "Gold Coin"Tobacco Issue, 1887
White, 3rd Base, Detroit, from the " Gold Coin" Tobacco Issue, 1887

Welch, Center Field, St. Louis, from the "Gold Coin"Tobacco Issue, 1887
Welch, Center Field, St. Louis, from the " Gold Coin" Tobacco Issue, 1887

Ward, Shortstop, New York, from the "Gold Coin"Tobacco Issue, 1887
Ward, Shortstop, New York, from the " Gold Coin" Tobacco Issue, 1887

Thompson, Right Field, Detroit, from "Gold Coin"Tobacco Issue, 1887
Thompson, Right Field, Detroit, from " Gold Coin" Tobacco Issue, 1887

Thompson, Right Field, Detroit, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Sutton, 3rd Base, Boston, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Sullivan, Left Field, Chicago, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Sullivan, Batter, St. Louis, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Strauss, Batter, Milwaukee, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Smith, Shortstop, Pittsburgh, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Shomberg, 1st Base, Indianapolis, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Seery, Left Field, Indianapolis, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Ryan, Right Field, Chicago, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Rosemann, Center Field, Mets, New York, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Rooks, Batter, Lacrosse, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

Robinson, 2nd Base, St. Louis, from the Gold Coin series (N284) for Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, 1887

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"D Buchner and Co: A Glimpse into Baseball History" Step back in time to the year 1887, where baseball legends were immortalized on the pages of the "Gold Coin" Tobacco Issue. Among these iconic players were some of the greatest names in baseball history. First up is Williamson, a skilled player who dominated second base for Chicago. Known for his agility and quick reflexes, he was a force to be reckoned with on the field. Next, we have White, who held down third base for Detroit. With his strong arm and impeccable defensive skills, he was an integral part of Detroit's success during that era. In center field stood Welch from St. Louis. His lightning-fast speed allowed him to cover ground effortlessly, making incredible catches that left spectators in awe. Ward took charge at shortstop for New York. Renowned for his exceptional range and accurate throws, he played a crucial role in turning double plays and securing victories for his team. Thompson patrolled right field for Detroit as well as being featured twice in the Gold Coin series (N284). His powerful swing made him a formidable opponent at bat while also showcasing his defensive prowess. Moving over to Boston's third base was Sutton—a reliable defender known for his steady glove work and ability to make difficult plays look effortless. Sullivan showcased versatility by playing both left field for Chicago and battering duties when representing St. Louis in the Gold Coin series (N284). He possessed excellent hand-eye coordination which translated into impressive offensive performances on numerous occasions. Strauss represented Milwaukee as their batter extraordinaire within the Gold Coin series (N284), leaving fans mesmerized with each swing of his bat. His consistent hitting made him an invaluable asset to his team's success. Smith anchored Pittsburgh's defense at shortstop within the Gold Coin series (N284). Known for his exceptional instincts and precise throws across the diamond, he was a key contributor to Pittsburgh's victories.