You know you collect pre-war baseball cards when...
 

…your two year old grabs a whiffle bat and tells you that he's Joe DiMaggio. He's a good boy.

When numbers like 206, 213, 205 etc. stand out to you like a beacon when you see them.

When you consider 1952 Topps to be a modern set; or

When “pre war” means pre WWI.

Your computer passwords are T and E card set numbers.

You find yourself thinking that the envelope containing your phone bill is ex-mt at best.

When your seventh grade daughter writes a school report on Dummy Hoy.

You know what a tango egg looks like

When looking through a box of old family photos, you swear Joe Jackson is in the background of one of the black and white Christmas pictures.

When your email address is T206@att.net. :)

you know you collect pre-war when you collect baseball cards and don't know what half of the ones today are ie...gold-refractor-chrome-heritage thingy?....

When buying a raw card you see if it passes the smell test.

When all the ladies flock to you for some unknown reason in exotic cities like Chicago, Atlantic City and ......Cleveland!

Re: You know you collect pre-war baseball cards when...
 

Thanks for the early morning chuckle.:)