Let's see some postcards

[FourStrikes]

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[GregMitch34]

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1357967921

[Paul S]

'22 Eastern Exhibit Supply Co.

[honus94566]

Picked this up a few years ago, it's one of my favorites. In fact I cropped the photo for my avatar.

[Greenmonster]

I have a few in my Net54 album.....adding more as time permits.

South End Grounds on Maranville Day.

1912 Boston Red Sox oversized postcard.

The Red Sox with Babe Ruth arriving at Hot Springs.

[Kawika]

This is actually the 1918 team.


Game action, Baltimore at Montreal, 1905.


"One over the boards"


Shooting the breeze with Buck Weaver on a summer day in 1913. Nice work if you can get it.


St Louis College (actually a high school), Honolulu, 1911 Baseball Champs. They still dominate Hawaii athletics 100 years later.


1926 Toronto Maple Leafs featuring Carl Hubbell, and for the Canucks in the house, back row left is none other than the Big Train. No, not WaJo, but Canada's answer to Jim Thorpe, Lionel Conacher.

[E93]

Four Strikes,
I love that Los Angeles PCL!!! Let me know if you ever want to let it go.
JimB

[Kawika]

Originally Posted by E93

Four Strikes,
I love that Los Angeles PCL!!! Let me know if you ever want to let it go.
JimB

Likewise for the San Fran pc.
DMcD

[pencil1974]

A few I own

[pcoz]

One of my favorites....

[clydepepper]

How many of the first twelve can you identify ? - Baseball's version of Where's Waldo? I can see Ruth and Wagner.

Induction 1939 - Copy.jpg

[Bicem]

great induction day postcard!

[Snapolit1]

Amazing cards. Love post cards.

[daves_resale_shop]

One my fave's: cobb 07-09 dietsche

[deltaarnet]

My Cubbies

[Jobu]

Cy Young playing with the Ravenna Ohio team for a double header just after he retired in 1912. I included one of several newspaper blurbs about the game.

[Jaybird]

[Timeless Cardboard]

Originally Posted by FourStrikes

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Do you know what year the los angels card is?

[Jobu]

1923-24 Brooklyn Robins, from the estate of Gene Bailey. Featuring a dog smoking a pipe.

[rickalaska]

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[GeoPoto]

The 1906 Washington baseball team lost 95 games and finished next-to-last in the American League. The team was led by player-manager Jake Stahl. Stahl's managerial record across two seasons in Washington and another two in Boston is not impressive. And though he was a World Series champion in 1912 and led the American League in home runs in 1910, he is best remembered as the acknowledged eponym of the term "jaking it", a baseball phrase for faking an injury to stay out of the lineup, or otherwise loafing.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1617719936

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by rickalaska

1907 Morgan Red Belts post card - Miller Huggins (HOF) - future manager of Babe Ruth and the New York Yankees (1918-1929) - It was Huggins who urged Yankee owner Jacob Rupert to acquire Babe Ruth from the Boston Red Sox after the 1919 season. As Manager, Miller Huggins led the New York Yankees to six Pennants and three World Series championships 1923, 1927, and 1928. He died in 1929 at age 51.

Rick- Love the Lavans and the Huggins!! AWESOME!

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by Jobu

1923-24 Brooklyn Robins, from the estate of Gene Bailey. Featuring a dog smoking a pipe.

That is one amazing piece! LOVE IT!

All the one to one (we've been posing too long) conversations ; multiple equipment checks ; levitation ; and, of course,
the Dog with a Pipe!!

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[Timeless Cardboard]

Originally Posted by FourStrikes

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Do you know what year that pacific coast league Los Angeles postcard is? And what does the back look like? Thanks for sharing