December Pickups

[71buc]

Originally Posted by mrozie21

Three rivers stadium ground breaking shovel 1968

Normally I loath anything remotely related to yard work. However, I was awfully tempted by that shovel. Great pick up, I m more than a bit jealous. In the listing it stated, "THE MEANS IN WHICH THIS SHOVEL WAS OBTAINED WILL BE PROVIDED TO THE WINNING BIDDER ONLY." Can you share the shovels provenance?

[mrozie21]

Originally Posted by 71buc

Normally I loath anything remotely related to yard work. However, I was awfully tempted by that shovel. Great pick up, I m more than a bit jealous. In the listing it stated, "THE MEANS IN WHICH THIS SHOVEL WAS OBTAINED WILL BE PROVIDED TO THE WINNING BIDDER ONLY." Can you share the shovels provenance?

I had been watching it for a while and finally pulled the trigger. It came from Joe O'Toole family

[CooperstownExpert]

Just picked up this letter. Signed by AL president William Harridge, it was very reasonable. Really like the content. Notice the last sentence of the letter.

Here's the link to the page that features the letter.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by CooperstownExpert

Just picked up this letter. Signed by AL president William Harridge, it was very reasonable. Really like the content. Notice the last sentence of the letter.

Here's the link to the page that features the letter.

Nice one, Jim! Very cool.

[Scott Garner]

I've owned this game used White Sox dugout card (9" x 15") from the famous 1993 Ryan vs. Ventura fight game for a couple of years now. The plan all along has been to get it signed by both Nolan Ryan and Robin Ventura.

Today I received it back from a Ventura private signing in So Cal & it looks great.
Ventura has notoriously shied away from signing anything associated with this game, so this is a definite win.
One down and Nolan Ryan to go...

This dugout card joins the home and away signed umpire lineup cards from the same game that I own as well.
I managed to find both of them at the National in Chicago 10-15 years ago. I'd love to find the Texas home dugout card from this game to complete the set.

[CooperstownExpert]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

I've owned this game used White Sox dugout card (9" x 15") from the Ryan vs. Ventura fight game for a couple of years now. The plan all along has been to get it signed by both Nolan Ryan and Robin Ventura.

Today I received it back from a Ventura private signing in So Cal & it looks great.
Ventura has notoriously shied away from signing anything associated with this game, so this is a definite win.
One down and Nolan Ryan to go...

This dugout card joins the home and away signed umpire lineup cards from the same game that I own as well.
I managed to find both of them at the National in Chicago 10-15 years ago. I'd love to find the Texas home dugout card from this game to complete the set.

That's a NEAT piece, Scott!

[Jim65]

Just picked this up.

Football player Bert Gould postcard to relative. Love this personal stuff. Card reads "Glad, injured leg with Cinn. -released Monday AM- signed Mon. nite by wire with Paterson N.J. Giants. Leg is better- receiving treatment. Am staying at the YMCA nice place -all new- Have a nice schedule will play in Reading Pa -write- Bert
Paterson N.J. YMCA Room 403."
Postmarked Sept 14, 1933

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

I've owned this game used White Sox dugout card (9" x 15") from the famous 1993 Ryan vs. Ventura fight game for a couple of years now. The plan all along has been to get it signed by both Nolan Ryan and Robin Ventura.

Today I received it back from a Ventura private signing in So Cal & it looks great.
Ventura has notoriously shied away from signing anything associated with this game, so this is a definite win.
One down and Nolan Ryan to go...

This dugout card joins the home and away signed umpire lineup cards from the same game that I own as well.
I managed to find both of them at the National in Chicago 10-15 years ago. I'd love to find the Texas home dugout card from this game to complete the set.

He got like six hits off Nolan that day.

[ooo-ribay]

I picked up this 7" x 8" photo because I recognized it as the image used on the Giants 1959 program/scorecard. I don't normally collect photos. Can someone please tell me what this photo would be categorized as?