After the Glory!

[101SOX19]

Please show your photo's of prewar players and what they did to earn a living after their playing days were over:)

[thekingofclout]

New York City Parole Commissioner

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[Jay Wolt]

Tony Piet owned a Pontiac dealership

http://www.qualitycards.com/pictures/pietb.jpg

[Lordstan]

All while working for Parole Commission.

Starting with swearing in ceremony with wife and Mayor Laguardia.http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v222/lordstan/My%20Lou%20Gehrig%20stuff/LG-1939JoiningParoleboardLaguardiaWife.jpg

Studying the rules
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v222/lordstan/My%20Lou%20Gehrig%20stuff/LG-1939Parolestudying.jpg

Working at his desk.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v222/lordstan/My%20Lou%20Gehrig%20stuff/LG-1940atProleDesk.jpg

In front of his office.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v222/lordstan/My%20Lou%20Gehrig%20stuff/LG-1942ParoleOffice.jpg

[scmavl]

Oooo, I like that Cicotte. Bow tie!!!

Mark, always an impressive spread of Lou photos.

[travrosty]

Heavyweight boxing champion James J. Braddock working construction.

He agreed to defend his title against joe louis only after negotiating a deal in which he got a decent % of joe louis future earnings in the ring. It made him a lot of money, but it was the only way Louis was assured a title shot at that time as it was customary for the champion to pick who he fought against.

[dog*dirt]

Gabby Street as Cardinals broadcaster.

[Scott Garner]

Cool thread!

Here is Bob Feller's unique die cut business card from his stint as the Director of Sales for the Hilton Hotel in downtown Cleveland in the 1970's.
Pretty cool! Enjoy!