March autograph pickups

[thenavarro]

Originally Posted by Mr. Zipper

Very cool and interesting item, Mike. Any idea of when this was used?

thanks Steve. My gut tells me probably as Cal governor but that's pure speculation on my part. Haven't had time to research yet. The next lazy Saturday I have I'll Google search until I find a typewritten match with date

Mike

[Mr. Zipper]

Originally Posted by thenavarro

thanks Steve. My gut tells me probably as Cal governor but that's pure speculation on my part. Haven't had time to research yet. The next lazy Saturday I have I'll Google search until I find a typewritten match with date

Mike

I think you are probably right. Likely not presidential, but not old enough to be when he was the president of the screen actors guild.

[tazdmb]

This one is a beauty, the example used in Ron's book:

[bender07]

Originally Posted by tazdmb

This one is a beauty, the example used in Ron's book:

Congrats. That's an awesome pick up.

[Scott Garner]

Here are two of four early 1937 rookie signed Johnny Vander Meer pages that came from a fan's depression-era scrapbook.

The guy that put this scrapbook must have been a true fan as Vander Meer still hadn't thrown his first regular season major league pitch when he assembled it based on the article contents.

Many thanks to net54's Rhys Yeakley.

[Runscott]

Scott, he's got Walter Johnson's 'J' going - I've never seen that before.

Very nice pick-up.

[esiason14]

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Scott, he's got Walter Johnson's 'J' going - I've never seen that before.

Very nice pick-up.

He sure does, especially the earlier ones.