March Pickups

[BabyRuth]

Thanks Gary!! Oh and I picked up a few rings to go along with the uncut sheet!!

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by BabyRuth

Thanks Gary!! Oh and I picked up a few rings to go along with the uncut sheet!!

wow those rings are interesting.

Just curious any information on the year, how they were sold or distributed?

[BabyRuth]

Jeff,
They're from the 1948 - 1951 time frame and came in Kellogg's cereals like Pep and Raisin brand.

[Vintagecatcher]

Added another Johnny Kling S74 silk.

Mustard colored with blue ink.


Patrick

[Leon]

Neat ad piece.

Originally Posted by BabyRuth

Jeff,
They're from the 1948 - 1951 time frame and came in Kellogg's cereals like Pep and Raisin brand.

[CobbSpikedMe]

Recently grabbed this wonderful postcard of the Jersey City "Eastern League" Base Ball Grounds Jersey City, NJ postcard that is postmarked and dated 1912. The Jersey City team from the Eastern League in 1912 was the Skeeters. This is now a permanent resident in my Jersey City Skeeters prewar team collection and I couldn't be happier to have found it.



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[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by CobbSpikedMe

Recently grabbed this wonderful postcard of the Jersey City "Eastern League" Base Ball Grounds Jersey City, NJ postcard that is postmarked and dated 1912. The Jersey City team from the Eastern League in 1912 was the Skeeters. This is now a permanent resident in my Jersey City Skeeters prewar team collection and I couldn't be happier to have found it.



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Great addition to your Skeeter collection Andy, I can't imagine there's very many of those floating around.

[CobbSpikedMe]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Great addition to your Skeeter collection Andy, I can't imagine there's very many of those floating around.

Thanks Phil! Yeah, I was very excited to get this one for the collection.

Andy


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[glchen]

Originally Posted by BabyRuth

Thanks Gary!! Oh and I picked up a few rings to go along with the uncut sheet!!

Very nice rings. I like!

[Vintagecatcher]

Always thrilled to get a cool catcher real picture postcard.

Seller described as: North Platte, NE Buffalos, Nebraska State League.


Patrick

[calvindog]

Here's the entire 1914 Lawrence Semon postcard set. Just 17 graded by SGC and PSA combined, here's 8 of them, including 1/1 of Mathewson, Mack and Burns. If anyone wants to buy my second McGraw, shoot me a PM.

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Here's the entire 1914 Lawrence Semon postcard set. Just 17 graded by SGC and PSA combined, here's 8 of them, including 1/1 of Mathewson, Mack and Burns. If anyone wants to buy my second McGraw, shoot me a PM.

Congrats, Jeff. Love the artwork on those.


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[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Here's the entire 1914 Lawrence Semon postcard set. Just 17 graded by SGC and PSA combined, here's 8 of them, including 1/1 of Mathewson, Mack and Burns. If anyone wants to buy my second McGraw, shoot me a PM.

Wow those are awesome. And love the looks

[Casey2296]

Outstanding addition to your collection Jeff, congrats on putting the set together.

[kkkkandp]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Here's the entire 1914 Lawrence Semon postcard set. Just 17 graded by SGC and PSA combined, here's 8 of them, including 1/1 of Mathewson, Mack and Burns. If anyone wants to buy my second McGraw, shoot me a PM.

Those are truly works of art. Gorgeous cards!

[calvindog]

Thank you, all! One interesting tidbit: the artist on the postcards was Larry Semon, who was a graphic artist and cartoonist for a NYC newspaper -- which is when he made these postcards. Later he became a huge movie comedy actor in silent films and directed a silent film version of the Wizard of Oz.