1909-11 T206 Piedmont 350 Jesse Tannehill - Washington PSA VG-EX 4

T206 Piedmont 350 Jesse Tannehill – Washington PSA 4 – Veteran Left-Hander

Printed during the famed 1909–1911 T206 tobacco card run, this card originates from the most celebrated pre-war baseball set in the hobby. Distributed through cigarette packs by the American Tobacco Company, these colorful lithographs captured the players of baseball's strategic Deadball Era with vivid, enduring artistry.

Jesse Tannehill was a left-handed pitcher who accumulated over 190 career wins across more than a decade in the major leagues, including successful stints with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Americans, and Washington Senators. A skilled curveball specialist with solid command, Tannehill helped the Boston Americans win the very first modern World Series in 1903 before eventually landing in Washington, where his T206 card captures the tail end of a long and productive career.

This example features the Washington designation on the Piedmont 350 advertising reverse and carries a PSA VG-EX 4 grade, offering strong overall eye appeal with moderate vintage wear for a tobacco card well over a century old. A veteran arm from one of the early game's more accomplished left-handed starters.