Jackie Robinson Day -- Let's See # 42

[tedzan]

Jackie was a 1st Baseman in his Rookie year.






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T206 Reference
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[ValKehl]

This 1947 Bond Bread Jackie (batting white sleeves pose) is one of my consignments in the current REA auction. Bid high and bid often, gents! https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...?itemid=103435

[DeanH3]

Tons of great Jackie items here. Love that Old Gold leaping card. Here's what I have.

[Dewey]

[rlevy]

Letter from Jackie after his retirement.

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Pennant from his barnstorming days

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Rick

[GeoPoto]

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1650210384
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[GeoPoto]

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1650210781
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https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1650210791

[LincolnVT]

Jackie.

[doug.goodman]

Jackie & Bob

[sb1]

1954 All-Star Photo pack

[GeoPoto]

Coaching basketball in Harlem in 1948:

[BabyRuth]

A few Jackie's

[z28jd]

I don't have a scan, but I have a funny Jackie Robinson collecting story. Around 15 years ago, I was looking for something to collect, a set I could put together slowly on a budget. I was open to almost any era of collecting, just wanted to take my time and buy them slowly. I thought about it for a while and settled on the 1956 Topps set. I really liked the design, plus I bought a 1956 Topps Jackie Robinson just as a type card for Hall of Famers, so I had a nicer card from the set out of the way already.

I went to Ebay and bought some Pirates cards in a lot of maybe ten different ones. I'm a Pirates fan, so I was knocking them off first. Bought a Clemente off of Ebay as well. I then went to the Fort Washington show (may have been in Reading by then) and bought a small pile of semi-star cards and lower tier Hall of Famers.

After getting all of those cards from the show and in the mail, I then went to my safe to pull out my 1955 Topps Jackie Robinson. Yes, 1955 Topps. So basically, I started collecting the 1956 Topps set because I had a 1955 Topps Jackie Robinson.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by z28jd

I don't have a scan, but I have a funny Jackie Robinson collecting story. Around 15 years ago, I was looking for something to collect, a set I could put together slowly on a budget. I was open to almost any era of collecting, just wanted to take my time and buy them slowly. I thought about it for a while and settled on the 1956 Topps set. I really liked the design, plus I bought a 1956 Topps Jackie Robinson just as a type card for Hall of Famers, so I had a nicer card from the set out of the way already.

I went to Ebay and bought some Pirates cards in a lot of maybe ten different ones. I'm a Pirates fan, so I was knocking them off first. Bought a Clemente off of Ebay as well. I then went to the Fort Washington show (may have been in Reading by then) and bought a small pile of semi-star cards and lower tier Hall of Famers.

After getting all of those cards from the show and in the mail, I then went to my safe to pull out my 1955 Topps Jackie Robinson. Yes, 1955 Topps. So basically, I started collecting the 1956 Topps set because I had a 1955 Topps Jackie Robinson.

Great story, and somewhat similar to my story, but my story is not as humorous. I have always preferred the aesthetics of the cards in the 1955 set (I find the white outlining around the players image to quite often be distracting in the 1956 set), but ended up collecting the 1956 set because I already had Jackie's 1956 card that I bought long ago as my Jackie Robinson representative in my collection.

Brian

[Lucas00]

My contribution, Snap of Jackie Shown Here in 1951 Spring training.

[Exhibitman]

https://youtu.be/r-7Ac2LVVYU?feature=shared


https://youtu.be/W_YPL-GTLe0?feature=shared

[h2oya311]

Probably not too many Type 1 photos in SGC holders…

[Dewey]

Originally Posted by GeoPoto

Coaching basketball in Harlem in 1948:

And Jackie refereeing basketball game for Harlem YMCA fundraiser in 1958. Larry Doby on the floor.



Jackie signs for Montreal Royals. October, 1945.



Jackie the first baseman in his first World Series in 1947.

[refz]

Jackie

[Snapolit1]

Jackie.

[Swadewade51]

Couple of snaps from 1956 and 1951
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[Snowman]

Here are a few of my favorite Jackies in my collection.

[TUM301]

Really nice items of Jackie. Don`t have too many pieces myself but enclosed is this photo of Jackie during one of his initial workouts in the minors. Wish it had better registration but being so early in his career, couldn`t pass it up.
March 6`th 1946 Jackie Robinson Composite Photo by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr

[GeoPoto]

Not bad for A:

[jbbama]

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[packs]

A couple of my Jackie's:

[Exhibitman]

[Vintagedeputy]

This hangs just above the stairs in my house

[Exhibitman]

Great movie. Touched off my effort to collect Robinson cards and premiums. A client at Warner Bros gave me some fun promo items that I display at the office.

[aljurgela]

That I do not think was shown here...

[MCyganik]

Just stumbled on this one from eBay. Fragile condition but not often does a program from April 17th, 1947 come up for sale. Jackie Robinson’s first MLB hit (a bunt single to third) and Duke Snider’s MLB debut. Jackie’s debut on Opening Day drew about 26k, but the follow-up only had about 10k in attendance. Today is the 77th anniversary!

[Dewey]

Fantastic find, Matt! How awesome.

[Exhibitman]

As usual, mind-blowing item, Al. I'd love to own a Jackie auto on an Exhibit card but most of the ones I see for sale look sketchy.