Easily the most popular of all the 1920s strip card sets, the W514 set of 1919-21 features a large checklist of 120 players issued in 10-card strips meant to be cut along dotted lines separating each card. The result as with many strip cards are a host of off-condition cards that were often torn rather than carefully cut, and as a result miscuts and poorly-shorn borders are common condition flaws. The flimsy paper on which the cards were printed is also an issue making high-grade examples very difficult to obtain.  This example features Hall of Famer Ty Cobb, certainly one of several keys to the issue.  Graded GOOD 2 due largely to an irregular cut at the border, the card also exhibits some surface wear and wrinkling, along with soft edges and corners.