Issued in 1916, this unnumbered set consists of 97 felt pennants with a small bw player photo glued to each. The triangular pennants measure approximately 2-7/8" across the wide top and taper to a length of about 6". The photos are about 1-1/4x1-3/4" and appear to be identical to photos used for the Sporting News issues of the same period. The pennants list the player's name and team.

Eddie Collins is considered by many to be the best American League second baseman of all-time, having played Major League Baseball from 1906-30 for two ball clubs, the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox. Collins finished his career with 3,315 base hits along with a career batting average of .333, both among all-time MLB leaders. In addition, Eddie scored a total of 1,821 runs while driving in 1,299 and stealing 741 bases for good measure. Further accolades include an MVP award in 1914 and a total of six World Series championships. Collins was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1939.