August pickups

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

Tony and Jonathan, thanks so much!…Got the replica rings at a show in Parsippany, NJ. Every month or so the promoters rotate venues- Holiday Inn, Embassy Suites, and PAL. Always a great turn out. The promoter’s Instagram:

https://instagram.com/morriscountycardshow


Jamie, awesome Ruth documents. I was following those.

I had no idea this show was still going on. I used to attend 20+ years ago. Glad to hear it is still up and running

[Vintagedeputy]

Recent pick up.

[MVSNYC]

Originally Posted by Topnotchsy

I had no idea this show was still going on. I used to attend 20+ years ago. Glad to hear it is still up and running

Hi Jeff,

It's my understanding it was running for years, but hadn't happened in a while. I think this was first one in a long time (although I may be wrong). Was great.

The organizer does rotating shows at the other venues I mentioned above, maybe every other month or so. Fun shows.

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

Hi Jeff,

It's my understanding it was running for years, but hadn't happened in a while. I think this was first one in a long time (although I may be wrong). Was great.

The organizer does rotating shows at the other venues I mentioned above, maybe every other month or so. Fun shows.

Good to know. Would be fun to find my way back there at some point.

[Exhibitman]

I picked up a collection of automobile postcards, trade cards and blotters because I loved the artwork. Here are a few. The PCs are 9" wide:




These are fold-outs

[perezfan]

Love the 60s artwork, Adam...

I still remember that Olds Toronado being so cool in 67-68. "Fastbacks" were new to the scene and all the rage back then. Tried to talk my Dad into getting one, but he liked his Impala.

[mrozie21]

I just added this double sided ticket sign from Cleveland Municipal Stadium to my collection.

[bat_master]

Picked this one up for my collection. I'm figuring it's 1937-40 or so. 35", 35 oz. Supposedly the bat belonged to the great uncle of the seller. The uncle had acquired the bat at an auction back in the 1950s and had gotten it with a glove and a signed ball as well.

Lombardi's bats are one of the somewhat more difficult to obtain bats of the pre-war Hall of Fame members. This is actually the 2nd Lombardi game used bat I've owned. At some point after I sold it, the previous bat sold through the "GOLDEN AGE OF BASEBALL" auction at Christie's back in 2017 for $9375. That bat is now shown on the PSA Pro Bat Facts website.

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[Huck]

Originally Posted by mrozie21

I just added this double sided ticket sign from Cleveland Municipal Stadium to my collection.

Very cool.