Originally Posted by Dave Grob (Post 1602417)

Roughly 8' x 3'...Thursday afternoon game against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Will have to hit up the microfiche at the Cincinnati Public Library in a couple of weeks..

Dave Grob

Originally Posted by Dave Grob (Post 1602417)

Roughly 8' x 3'...Thursday afternoon game against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Will have to hit up the microfiche at the Cincinnati Public Library in a couple of weeks..

Dave Grob

Originally Posted by perezfan (Post 1602480)

Couldn't resist this 7" X 33" sweeping panorama of Redland Field (later to be known as Crosley Field).

Now the difficult task of clearing out wall space :o

Originally Posted by perezfan (Post 1602480)

Couldn't resist this 7" X 33" sweeping panorama of Redland Field (later to be known as Crosley Field).

Now the difficult task of clearing out wall space :o

Originally Posted by Scott Garner (Post 1602273)

I just picked up this terrific vintage signed Vandy Goldsmith ball that originates from his historic 1938 season in which he pitched consecutive back-to-back no-hitters.

The provenance that accompanies it and the boldness of signature really set it apart as being exceptional and a perfect fit for my personal collection. The fact that Goldsmith's base of operations was in Cincinnati is an additional bonus.

Many thanks to net54's Chris Gamble for offering it to me. Friendships are what make the collecting hobby special and fun. :)

Originally Posted by Lordstan (Post 1602646)

That is a great ball Scott. Congrats

Originally Posted by Lordstan (Post 1602644)

I am soooooo excited to add this. It's a early Christmas present from the wife. This has been on my wish list for a number of years, but haven't come across one that I liked or didn't have the money for at the time. The stars finally aligned and it is mine. This is the best one I have ever seen. Thanks to Mike for making it available.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...rong%20web.jpg

Originally Posted by pherbener (Post 1602729)

Probably the most excited about this pickup than any before. 1911 Pirates Season ticket book with a few tickets left including Cy Young's Last Win!
https://c5.staticflickr.com/6/5575/3...1d43deb9_z.jpg1911 Pirates Season Ticket Book with Cy Young last win ticket. #511 by Paul Herbener, on Flickr
https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5457/3...acf893ce_z.jpg1911 Pirates Season Ticket Book with Cy Young last win ticket. #511 by Paul Herbener, on Flickr
https://c8.staticflickr.com/6/5659/3...2b6f2bb3_z.jpg1911 Pirates Season Ticket Book with Cy Young last win ticket. #511 by Paul Herbener, on Flickr

Originally Posted by pherbener (Post 1602738)

Thanks Scott!

Originally Posted by pherbener (Post 1602741)

Scott,
Based on the original schedule, it would be game 68.
Paul

Originally Posted by Scott Garner (Post 1602931)

Nice pickups Dan & Joey!
Joey, that babyfaced Yogi photo is awesome!

Originally Posted by ramram (Post 1602346)

c. 1866 CDV of Lon Kinch (b. 1841 - d. 1867), catcher, Columbia BBC (Bordentown, NJ)



Rob M



Attachment 251250

Originally Posted by bobfreedman (Post 1603348)

Was very happy to win this.

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide (Post 1603270)

Picked up a lot of 10 Native American baseball player and team photos

Originally Posted by ramram (Post 1603911)

Hey Dan, I've always wondered, I know you have a Nebraska connection with your long-time collecting focus but do you also have a Native American connection to it?

Rob M

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide (Post 1604089)

I am 1/16th Native American. My great great grandmother was 100% Cherokee. I have never identified as NA though, nor would I have known if I hadn't found the papers and photos in my grandmother's stuff years ago.

That's not the reason I collect Native American baseball though. I just branched out from collecting the Nebraska Indians ball team memorabilia. All the research led me to want to expand.

Thanks for asking.