Shoeless photo
 

Super Joe Jackson photo! Nice buy Bob.

Just the highlight of the month, Bob? Looks like it's going to be a great year then! Another nice pick-up, and I'm looking forward to seeing what the next 11 months bring.

Just received this nice grouping of photos and scrapbook from 1909 -1910 from a school named Gordon.

my friend Dave on the board here has this done by his framer. Another Dave's daughter did this pencil drawing when she was 15. The IRON HORSE

Wow.
Everyone seems to be starting the year out with a bang.
Great Jackson Bob!

My first photo of the new year. Of course Lou.

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It's too bad Joe is wearing shoes in this photo... :D

Hi Mark,
LOVE the Gehrig! Happy New Year!

Thanks Scott.
It looks even better in person.

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Early 90's Frank Thomas game used bat
96-97 Roberto Alomar game used bat
Jeff Bagwell game used bat
2007 Adrian Beltre game used bat- mlb authenticated and I'm pretty sure was used for 2 HR's.

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1969 Pittsburgh Sports Hall of Fame
 

Found this out of print book. Was published by a local Pittsburgh printer who also happens to be the illustrator of the book.

A few short years, Pittsburgh would be Chanpions in baseball (1972) and football (1974-76). The baseballc section is outstanding from Honus Wagner to Roberto Clemente. As you can see, some great Negro Leagues are covered along with golf (Palmer), hockey (Hornets) and boxing.


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This is a photo I picked up in a lot.When I first looked at it closely,something caught my attention.It was an early photo-bomb.

Harvey Haddix 1959 near perfect game original photo
 

I just picked up this great action photo of Harvey "The Kitten" Haddix's near perfect game.

Arguably the greatest game ever pitched, Haddix pitched 12 games of perfection before allowing the 1st hit in the 13th inning in Milwaukee, eventually losing the game to the hometown Braves.

Earlier this week I finally completed my quest to obtain press passes for all of the 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates post season games. I spent five years searching for examples I wanted in my 1971 Pirates collection. My goal was to pick up one example from Three Rivers and Candlestick for the NLCS as well as press passes to Memorial Stadium and Three Rivers for the 1971 fall classic. The green pass is fun because Game #2 of the series played in Baltimore was postponed by rain. I believe the water stains are from rain drops.

I also have ticket stubs to all of the 1971 post season games as well, with the exception of Game #1 of the NLCS played in San Francisco. If you have one and are willing to move it please let me know.

Congrats Mike! :)

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Vintage Cincinnati Reds Scarf
 

Kevin's apron made this about this. Measures about 30" x 30"...

Vintage Cincinnati Reds Scarf
 

Kevin's apron made me think about this. Measures about 30" x 30"...

1939 Goldsmith Uniform swatch catalogue featuring Johhny Vander Meer
 

Unusual Goldsmith uniform swatch catalogue pickup from MLB's centennial year 1939 featuring Johnny "Double No-Hit" Vander Meer on back cover.
Pretty cool!

Just curious, vintage equipment specialists, how challenging are these to find? I had never seen one...

How's this for a companion piece:D

That would work, Chris! ;)

Dang it, Scott! Guess you wanted it just a bit more than me :p

FWIW, it's the first one that I've seen, but I've only been watching eBay for old Goldsmith catalogs for a little over a year.

Sorry Lance! :confused:
I'm one and out on Goldsmith catalogues though... ;)

For sale soon, this cool mustard yellow vintage Padres windbreaker

Fair enough, and not a huge deal. I'm mostly after old catalogs for the info/pictures of the balls anyway, but thought that one was really interesting. Had I known you were bidding on it as well, I'm not sure if I would have backed off or run you up higher ;)

This one came in today. I have been taking a break from news photos lately but had to have this one. I hadn’t ever seen this 1922 image of Babe Ruth and his daughter prior to picking this one up on eBay. I have three beautiful daughters of my own and perhaps that is what drew me to this picture. Nonetheless I thought it was a very pretty picture and the $40 BIN price tag made it irresistible for me.

Awesome photo, Mike! Really a beautiful image... :cool:

I have a buddy who has this GREAT seat and wants to sell it, if he hasn't already. Needs a tiny bit of weld, but great seat, and look whose number is on it..:)

From the House that RUTH built

1897 J.F. Hillerich & Son Zebra Striped Bat
 

I actually picked this up a few months back but just received the "official" word today from Hunt Auctions. Hunt handles all appraisals for the Louisville Slugger Museum and I was referred to them by museum staff.

Period stamping gave me a date range from 1897-1911 however, when comparing it to my 1911-16 model bat, I felt pretty confident that it was one of the first bats produced by Hillerich and was steering more towards 1897. After analyzing, they too agreed and further provided the Zebra Stripe info as I was not familiar with it myself.

Pretty cool piece of history :)

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A beauty Jeff!

Thanks Paul!! :)

Mariano Rivera used wristband from the 2006 All-star game. Person I bought it from said he received it from Rivera before the night was over. According to the seller, he sat in the bullpen area for the game and showed me his all access badge from the game. So pretty sure it's legit...

Rivera can be seen wearing two wristbands before the game but when he came in and pitched he was wearing none.

7.27.32 Bill Dickey photo
 

Awesome photo I was the under bidder.

That's the best Dickey photo I've ever seen - I wonder what one of those Yankee jackets would go for at auction? :eek: