Heretofore Unlisted Cards Discovered

[Yankeefan51]

We have been collectors of ultra rare Negro League memorabilia and rare post cards for more than 30 years.

Amongst the most difficult to find of such Negro League Post cards were those produced by Harrison Studios in 1931

As a number of you are aware, Jackson Auctions (www.jacksonsauction.com) recently offered a fantastic array of Negro Baseball memorabilia as well as some incredibly interesting items which showcased African American history.

We were extremely fortunate to be the high bidders on Lot #1 which included two heretofore uncatalogued Harrison Post Cards:


(1) Ted Page -autographed.
(2) Vic Harris - Manager


Should anyone wish additional information, please let us know

Enjoy the Hobby


Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List
bdorskind@dorskindgroup.com

America's premiere buyer of ultra rare baseball cards and memorabilia

[autograf]

Bruce.....just a note that it should be www.jacksonsauction.com. You're missing the s in the middle. Congrats on the postcards.........

[barrysloate]

He's also missing the "D" in his email address.

[Matt]

BTW Bruce - you're welcome for the PM I sent you letting you know the Page was autographed and the original find it came from. I'm sure you saw that anyway.

[Rob D.]

I'm a little unclear. Did Bruce discover the unknown cards or merely buy them?

[slidekellyslide]

He bought them...the question should be is he the first baseball card collector to own them? And were they previously unknown to the baseball collecting community?

[Bob Lemke]

The Ted Page card has been listed in the Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards for a number of years, but the Vic Harris is an addition to the checklist.

[Peter_Spaeth]

The Josh Gibson from this issue.

[teetwoohsix]

Wow Peter, that's an awesome postcard !!

Clayton

[Peter_Spaeth]

Wow Peter, that's an awesome postcard !!

Clayton

LOL not mine, $81,000 was a bit steep for me anyhow.