Let’s hear what you’re selling- National Dealers W/Table Numbers
 

I am surprised that it hasn’t been started yet, but for all of those who will be setting up at the National which both and what you got

Booth 311
Vintage and modern baseball
Vintage football and some vintage hockey

"I will be selling a lot of slabbed...altered cards!" says the honest "dealer!"

I will be at booth #581 selling mostly T206 cards, graded PSA 2-6, commons, Southern League, Hall of Famers, rare variations, and some rare backs. Also some tough caramels available as well. Bill Brodhead

*you're

Brendan is selling grammar lessons. :)

Bill, sorry I will miss you - I will not be at the national this year. You always have one of the best selection of T206s and are very reasonable. Good luck, and I will likely see you in Philly in the Fall. And no, this was not a paid advertisement -- just giving a shout to a solid dealer and good guy.

Cheers, I'll toast these posts after tipping my ewer to fill hour glasses.

As the son of an English teacher I feel pretty ashamed that I didn’t even catch what Brendan’s comment meant until there were others posts. My bad.

ill be there looking to sell a few T206 errors.. and Rare backs.. one highlight being a T206 PSA 6 Uzit back.

I'll be in booth 1021 and 1023 displaying items from our Summer auction (which will be open the week of the show) and accepting consignments for our Fall auction.

Drop by, say hello, sit a minute, the National is my favorite time a year because its always so great to see everyone.

-Al

As the son of an English teacher I feel pretty ashamed that I didn’t even catch what Brendan’s comment meant until there were others posts. My bad.

I wasn't being a jerk. I was 49% joking....

Booth 1114 -- eight booths in the door. This year focusing mostly on unopened wax, 1948 to 1970, all sports and non sports. Mostly raw, as my opinion of graded packs is broadly known. Have sold about 25 rare packs since last year's National and many more have arrived since. Check out my inventory on the buy sell sections.

NOTE that I will have a 15% to 25% sale on most items, so check me out before I sell what you are looking for. My last two rare OPeeChee hockey wax packs from the 1960s sold with one telephone call. My 1953 Bowman Color baseball that I had at last year's show sold this year. BUT I do have second one now -- check out my inventory.

I will be bringing a large selection of Tobacco cards, Zeenuts and cards from the 1930s through the 1970s -- all sports and non sports.

Wrappers and display boxes as well. Many rare Topps proof wrappers including test issues; have 1968 All Star Baseball Plaks and many other rare proofs direct from Topps.

Steve Sabow -- Booth 1114 -- DynamicTwo@aol.com

Sterling Sports Auctions
 

Sterling Sports Auctions will be set up at Booth 1037.

Highlighted cards from Auction #82 will be on display. Will also be accepting consignment.

Also encourage any and all to stop by and say "Hello". It is always a pleasure to meet everyone.

Lee Behrens

Re: Let’s hear what you’re selling- National Dealer
 

Gary Nuchereno and I will once again be set up with Scott Brockelman and Richard Masson in Booths 713/715. Scott will be accepting consignments for his auction. We will have a substantial assortment of pre-war singles, graded and raw, as well as binders of sports and non-sports cards from the forties through 1979. Rumor has it that there will be guest appearances by Jay Miller and Kevin Struss, as well. Please stop by and say hello.

Japanese Baseball Cards and Memorabilia at booth 919

One of several rarities I will be bringing.....

Holy crap Scott.

703 and 701 with Coach Estes Cards. I will sell everything from pre war to low/mid/high grade raw Topps bb from 54 to 69. Will have a few odds and ends and possibly some card lots to sell. Stop by and say hello This could be my last National as I am having my right knee replaced for the second time sometime in October.

Vintage sports programs and tickets
 

Hi Everyone!

As always, I will be walking the National in my San Francisco Giants cap picking up consignments for my auctions and selling vintage sports programs and tickets. Also looking to add to my own collection.

Please pull me aside and say hello!

Regards, Andy Sandler andy@allsportsauctions.com
(914) 388-2940 www.AllSportsAuctions.com

I'll be there too with a large group of 19th century boxing cabinets, plus some tough boxing types and postcards. And my books.

I consigned a bunch of pre-war cards, primarily HOFers, to Roger Neufeldt of Sports Memories. He will have quite a few displayed in their own display cases as I understand it. Buy up!!! :)

Good luck Kenny! Roger is a great guy and should do well with your stuff.

National Dealer - 209, 211
 

90% plus vintage; 200+ tcards; 200+ Goudey's; 100s of other pre-war! 1000s of 1950-79 baseball, football, basketball and hockey cards in numerical order (by year) for quick selection. All Net54 and OBC folks please identify yourselves.I always enjoy talking with you all!

Larrie Dean's House of Cards
NOT DEANS CARDS
804-833-3087

Jamie are you the gent with the cobb red run of every back?

Leave your info

I genuinely wish the National Committe would sit down with the autograph guests beforehand for a few hours, and have a junior high hand-writing contest winner with them to provide the greats with a BADLY-NEEDED primer on how to write cursive, so their expensive autographs won't look like sh-t!

--- Brian Powell

After Heritage, perhaps I should bring these...

You definitely should. :)

Rather do some trading of some things for a W600 Cobb, anyone??? Have more nice T206 backs as well.

Ryan?

More where those came from...

Steve Sabow, dynamictwo@aol.com, Booth 1114

UPDATE

Since I always get comments that I have more under the table than above (in particular from Marty Krim), I have developed six lists of some of the items I have for sale before or at the show.

If you are not going to the show or you are, and want a copy of any of my lists e-mailed to you, select which ones and I will forward you a copy of that list: (all lists -- except for one -- have sports and non-sports items per the list title)

1 - Wrapper List 7-15-19

2 - Unopened Packs List 7-20-19

3 - Empty Display Boxes List 7-16-19

4 - Miscellaneous Card Types Selection Available List -- 7-20-19
(Most card types that I have a quantity for sale are listed -- just not the numbers of the cards for sale -- we can discuss via e-mail or by phone or at the show -- so for example I may have 40 T210s in varying conditions while I have over 200 P2 pins and over 100 1956 Topps pins and over 300 1963 Topps Peel off inserts and over 1,000 Zeenuts, and so forth;

5 - Miscellaneous Items -- 7-17-19
(Here is where I put unusual items, uncut panels, novel boxes, royal boxes, etc.)

6 -- Yearbooks, Programs, World Series Programs and Autographed Yearbooks -- 7-17-19
(No non sports on this one).

Let me know if you have questions before or at the show or you want a copy of any of the six lists.

Steve Sabow -- DynamicTwo@aol.com -- 914-522-3853 cell

Just thought I’d bump this thread as I plan my route for walking the floor next week...

I’ll be at 713/715 with Richard, Scott, Kevin, Ed and Gary. I’ll have some great 19th century stuff—N167s, California League cabinets, Old Judges, a Large Gypsy Queen, plus various other interesting cards. Stop by and say hello.

Or just take a picture of cards that belong in a museum! Jay, PM what N167s you have.

Booth # 617---Cracker Jacks (psa 6 1915 Joe Jackson-also 2 Cobbs-Wagner-Johnson etc) Goudey Ruths (grades 2 to 4) Gehrigs----T206 Cobbs-(grades 2 to 4)--T206 Stars (lower grades)-- Cobb Postcards (including the Wolverine ) SGC 1.5 1952 Topps Mantle--Mantle Cards and stars from the 50's and 60's--thanks, Don

Tim Newcomb, Chris Bland and I have booth #411. We'll have mostly vintage tobacco.

I'll have some lower grade T206 Cobbs, Demmit St. Louis, HOFers, SLers, T204s (Tinker & Pelty), T210s (lots of series 1 & 8), T211s, a number of vintage PCs both player (Stengel) and team (some RPPC), and a near set of higher grade T6 Murad.

Stop by our booth and chat, or rest your weary feet. The LUTFA guys always enjoy lively baseball card conversation!

Cheers,
Mike

Let’s hear what you’re selling- National Dealers W/Table Numbers
 

Glenn & Lisa Mechanick
Booth # 505

We mostly sell 19th century to turn-of-century, including the eclectic and unusual. This includes Baseball, other sports, advertising & memorabilia, and Americana & other stuff.

Plus, as always we will have plenty of candy.... i.e. chocolate! Please stop by and say hello.

Thanks,
Glenn

Glenn, will you yave any baseball currency by any chance?

Just saw this! I am always up for a trade. Although I won’t be at the National this year. Have fun all!

more 411 about 411
 

As long as it's LIVELY baseball card conversation....

To add to Mike's post, I will be breaking near sets of 1934 Goudey, E95, and 1954 Red Heart. Will also have a large number of T222s and V100s. Also rare backs of M101-4/5 and examples from dozens of other sets, all priced fairly.

Finally, I will have a gorgeous selection of single-player postcards, many of them rare, priced more exorbitantly :)

Jay Cee, unfortunately I do not have any Baseball Currency.

Best,
Glenn

Booth #'s 704 & 706
 

I will be setup in booth #'s 704 and 706 with cards from 19th century though late 1960's. Five or more showcases of prewar. Stop by if you are working on E90-1 set.

There will be expensive cards, cheap cards, raw & graded.

William Chappell

Table 277
 

Hello.

Table 277. We will have 5 showcases of raw and graded vintage. Some highlights:

Dietsche Cobb Batting
1908 Tigers RPPC with Cobb UNUSED
T3 Cobb
Case Tinker and Oldfield postcard
Wilt Chamberlain autographed drink coaster from his club

Stop by and say hello.

I had a similar conversation with a banker many years ago, back in the day when baseball cards were paid for by checks through the mail. I was endorsing some checks in front of him, and he complained it was just a scribble.

I explained that's what my signature looks like. He asked me if I could write my name more legibly, and I said, "Sure, but do you want my signature to be nice, neat, readable, and unlike any signature I have ever produced thus far in my life, or do you want me to continue to sign my normal, illegible way, which will match the signature cards that are on file here in your bank?"

what vintage hockey are you selling ??

I'll be in booth 1070 with a large grouping of off-grade 1933 and 1934 Goudeys and 1939 Play Ball. I will also have a large selection of post-War commons. I'm local and can answer any questions you may have about Chicago/Rosemont. www.fatdaddyssports.com

Sounds like my kind of table Mike. See you at the National!

Booth 669 - Ruths/Gehrigs/Cobbs/Youngs/Mathewsons etc. - behind Topps booth
 

In a bad spot on the exhibition floor, but have two display cases with cards that should appeal to a lot of collectors.

Great display James. I am sure us non-attendees would love to see pics of others' display booths