I saw a T206 on the Colbert Report...

[mintacular]

Stephen Colbert had a T206 Bill Bergen Brooklyn Dodger card up as an image for a MLB segment b/c Craig Counsell is about to tie his hit-less streak of 46 ABs. Anyone else know when pre-war stuff has popped up in pop culture? The only other one I can think of off the cuff of course all the players in Field of Dreams...

[atx840]

:rolleyes:

[mmassenzio]

Years ago there was an episode of "The Young Indiana Jones" which if you remember it, would alternate story lines featuring a 18-21 year old Indy and a 9-11 year old Indy. In one of the stories that featured the 9-11 year old version he had a cherished T-206 Ty Cobb w/bat pose.

Also, in the movie "Blast from the Past" w/ Brendan Fraiser where is he rejoins society after spending 30 years in a fallout shelter. He was going to get money for supplies by selling his Dads baseball card collection, but I think most of the collection was post-war.

[mrvster]

Didn't Ralphie from a christmas story(i think that's the name of the movie) have a few T206 tacked on his wall??:confused:

[toppcat]

Didn't Ralphie from a christmas story(i think that's the name of the movie) have a few T206 tacked on his wall??:confused:

I believe so-and Jean Shepherd once wrote a piece about his old Goudey Indian Gum cards. I would think in ACS they would have belonged to his old man and been passed down as the story is set in 1939.

[dherm360]

In the movie Mask-Rocky Dennis collected, Was looking for a Rube Walker card to add to his collection