Diet Gehrig.
 

I like to refer to this as my locked in the basement, starvation Lou. At least he kept decent colors by being in the dark so long.

Brian

Heck, while you all are at it, check out all my other creepy-crawlies...there is bound to be a few just ridiculous enough to purchase.

Brian

Oops. :o

Lou Gei? Never heard of him... :p

Genuinely considering it, actually. Does anyone think it's worth the 145?

Nah. If you don't even have the full name. . . . .

If my handwriting was as good as the guy from my T206 type 1933 Goudey collection, I'd actually consider buying it, editing it and adding it to my collection!

For those that missed the collection I am referencing, see post #111 in this thread:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...t=smpep&page=2

Cheers,
Patrick

Lou wants you to check out his backside (for posterity)
 

I thought I would add, for people who desperately insist upon full names on cards, that his full name is present on the back.

Brian (right back at you)

Of course I do.

Brian (a seller has the right to believe his price is beyond reasonable doubters)

Touche.

Oops :). I forgot who the legendary used_cards was! I'll definitely consider this one!

All I ask is that you all remember me as more of a 'dash' man than an 'underscore' man.

Brian (brianp-beme is used-cards) By the way, thanks OP Brian for throwing some eyes on my Lou Gel...245 views and counting.