Old Cardboard Issue #9

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Posted By: Holstein

Has anyone received this issue yet? I see it offered on their site, but I haven't received mine yet. Thanks.

Paul

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Posted By: Joe Drouillard

I received mine yesterday. I read all three major articles before dinner and learned a lot. I especially liked Ted's article on the 1949 Leaf's. The Cracker Jack cover is great!

Best wishes,

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Posted By: joe

Have not received mine either. Live in Michigan.

Joe

Ty Cobb, Spikes flying!

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Posted By: Holstein

Thanks guys. I was getting worried -- at least I am not alone!

Paul

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Posted By: John S

Mine came today. I live in NE Ohio.

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Posted By: Joe_G.

From what I understand, issue #9 was shipped in a similar fashion to issue #1. For those with a good memory, a little variation in arrival time should be expected. On average, I've received my copies not to long after the 15th day of each quarter, so I'm not too worried. Rest assured, the magazines have either arrived or are on the way to all paid subscribers.

I share this after speaking with Lyman today

Best Regards,
Joe Gonsowski

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Posted By: cmoking

The cover looks amazing. I'm looking forward to reading all the articles.

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Posted By: Steve Dawson

I got mine I think last Thursday. Of course, it only had to go about 50 miles or so to get to me


Steve

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Posted By: JimB

Not yet in Portland, OR.
JimB

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Posted By: eric p.

mine came today, california.

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Posted By: Josh Adams

I received mine yesterday, I am in the northern suburbs of Chicago.

Great cover, and a really great article by Ted. Personally, my favorite issue to date. Great job guys!


ps- go bears

Go Go White Sox
2005 World Series Champions!

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Posted By: Robert {Bigb13}

NY here, mine came yesterday. Great Mag. Rob 

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Posted By: Ted Zanidakis

Joe Dr. and Josh A.

Thanks for the nice compliments regarding my 1949 LEAF BB story.

I hope this article will finally clear up the confusion that has "haunted" this set
for all these years. Just as the T206 is referred to as "The Monster" (pre-War era).
I would dare to say that this Leaf BB set is "the monster" of the post-War era.

In 1981 I started working on my 1st T206 set. Simultaneously, I started working on
the 1949 Leaf BB set. Now, mind you, I already had the 1st series of 49 cards from
my youth; it took me 12 years to finally complete the Leaf set comprising of 101 cards.
Meanwhile, it only took me 6 years to acquire the 520 cards and Magie to "complete"
the T206 set.

Ted Z