Show Us Your Lionel Carters (and any other collections mentioned on flips)
 

I am aware of the many Lionel Carter collection cards in the market - having owned his Sam Rice for a while, but cannot recall seeing other collections mentioned on card flips.

I'd be very interested in seeing any you have.


-Raymond

Ray, I've seen quite a few wit branded slabs...

Here's a couple from Mr. Carter's Collection!

from the Ted Williams collection

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I recall seeing a flip that read "collectors collection "




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This is not mine but with a quick search this came up. Don't know anything about it

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From what I recall, N54 had something to do with this find. I'll see if I can find a link sometime.

Owen

the person who discovered the cards -- skydash -- came to the board seeking info on them. that is what net 54 had to do with it.

Here is a link to an online article written ten years ago about the cards:

http://www.sportscollectorsdigest.co...in_forum_post/

Brian

Show Us Your Lionel Carters (and any other collections mentioned on flips)
 

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My only two...

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This was a good one from skydash:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...hlight=Skydash

Fun to relive the past. Here is the original post from Skydash:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...ight=appraiser

Brian

This is my only one, it is from the Ted Williams collection.

My only D card.

I had the whole E90-2 set from Lionel. minus Adams, which I picked up later on.

This is the only card I have left from that set.

Tony

Nice cards.

Great reading thru the old Skydash threads...I remember when that was all going down.

Ironic, that Mastro ended up getting them. Any idea how Skydash made out with these?
I seen REA was mentioned as a good place to consign them. I wonder if Skydash, in light of what we now know about Mastro, regretted not using them instead?

WOW! That guy asking to me him at the border of South Carolina and Georgia at I-85 kind of reminds me of my own white whale story.

Scary times! I'd bet people could get killed under those conditions.


Thanks to everyone who has shared their 'branded' flips - very interesting.

I have, for the most part, regretted selling my Sam Rice...it was a nice card and I'd have to pay a lot more to get it back.


-Raymond

Judging by the Shelby Cobra in his driveway (in his photobucket album), looks like he did well. ;)

I was very happy to have picked this one up a while ago.

And not a bad looking house either!

Glad to see! :)

Anyone have a "Mr. X Collection" by chance?

Two out of too many
 

 
Couple T207's HOF'ers for the mix... I think there are about 40 or so others hanging out with these guys somewhere in all this rubble.
 

I like the thought of old Mr Carter tipping this beauty into a scrapbook on a Sunday evening while Mrs Carter knitted a pair of socks or watched Ed Sullivan or whatever.
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Thread can now be locked, David wins.

Jeez, amazing piece.

No kidding. :eek:

I was going to post a T207, but forget it now!

I'll second that one, David that's when life was a little simpler.

john

Have/had a bunch of pedigreed cards
Here's one of my favorites

http://www.qualitycards.com/pictures/1252096012.jpg

I don't remember what night of the week it was that Mr. Carter would mount his collection in the albums he used, but when he did so, he and Mrs. Carter would be listening to the Jack Benny Show. I recall reading about it in the write-up of the Mastro Auctions catalog with the first installment of his famed collection.

Mastro even made a special DVD that they included with that catalog which described the Carter Collection, Lionel Carter himself, an interview with Lionel and Irma Carter, and so on, where he mentions The Jack Benny Show. The Mastro people caught on to that, and they thoughtfully had the show's theme music playing as background music for the DVD.

It's hard to believe it's been ten years now since the Carter Collection began to be auctioned.

---Brian Powell

read this last month about Lionel carters t206 plank.

http://www.thatt206life.com/2017/08/...6-eddie-plank/

Here are some of my Frank Nagy cards

http://i529.photobucket.com/albums/d.../batwagner.jpg.http://i529.photobucket.com/albums/d...rfranknagy.jpg

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TED Z
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:D

I have a few that fit in this category. I don't know who "Rothman" is.

Here's the same T201 that Lionel Carter & Frank Nagy once owned

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

I don't have a Lionel Carter, but here's one from the Harris collection. I have a card that belonged to Barry Halper, and another rumored to have belonged to Sir Edward Wharton Tygar, but neither is noted on the flip. :(



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The flip side of famous name flips
 

I have a few from Buck Barker noted on the flip(side).

Brian (not to mention other famous collectors Lipset, Heitman, Nagy, Dobbins, and our own Moe).

Here's my only graded card with a provenance noted on the flip -- another "Endicott NY Find" card. I also have 10 T205s that came from the Leon Luckey Collection via Heritage, but the flips are silent on that.

http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/g...1/IMG_9119.jpg

Here's my one certain Buck Barker card, which I previously posted last year in my thread on the dating of 1948 Bowman baseball. I also have some hobby publications addressed to Barker, and others addressed to lots of big hobby names from the 1960s to the 1980s (Lionel Carter, Irv Lerner, Ray Medeiros, Pat Quinn, Don Steinbach, etc. etc.).

http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/g...60606_0004.jpg
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Nice Cobbs, Zigger Zagger.

Indeed, great Cobbs.