This 1916 D381 Fleischmann set is pretty tough to collect (they’re quite rare), but it contains some fantastic photography, as evidenced by the Captain of the 1919 Worlds Champion Reds here - Heinie Groh. I would give my left thumb for the Grover Alexander card from this set…

Sports Cards

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1916 D381

Cincinnati Reds

Deadball Era

Heinie Groh

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