May pickups

[Scott Garner]

I just received this scorebook from the Walter Johnson Memorial unveiling in 1947. The scorebook has some terrific content on WaJo's career in baseball.

This is a nice compliment to a ticket from the same game that I bought a few years ago...

[bobfreedman]

Picked up this beauty on eBay, it is kind of hard to see but pitcher is etched into the side. I believe this is from 1902 and made by Meridan. The inscription reads "Presented to Edwin Werk by the Anti-Knocking Club"

Any help on this would be appreciated.

[perezfan]

"Any help on this would be appreciated..."

Bob:
The only "help" I can offer would be to take it off your hands.... though I doubt that would really be appreciated

Congrats on the gorgeous acquisition!

[UnVme7]

Nice pitcher. It reminds me of Indiana Jones when the bad guy "Chose....Poorly"

[bobfreedman]

Originally Posted by UnVme7

Nice pitcher. It reminds me of Indiana Jones when the bad guy "Chose....Poorly"

Ha ha, the holy baseball grail or is it the holy grail of baseball?

[HRBAKER]

Frankie Frisch and Dashing Dazzy Vance 1934 World Series



"Ducky" Medwick1935



Pepper Martin "chawing" down

[CarltonHendricks]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

Picked up this beauty on eBay, it is kind of hard to see but pitcher is etched into the side. I believe this is from 1902 and made by Meridan. The inscription reads "Presented to Edwin Werk by the Anti-Knocking Club"

Any help on this would be appreciated.

Nice shoot'n there Bob...nice trophy congrats!

[earlywynnfan]

Had to pick up this WWII photo. It's Luke Sewell batting during a USO trip in Burma in 1945. It matches perfectly with the ball I have from this trip that was signed by Luke!

Ken

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by earlywynnfan

Had to pick up this WWII photo. It's Luke Sewell batting during a USO trip in Burma in 1945. It matches perfectly with the ball I have from this trip that was signed by Luke!

Ken

Sweet, Ken! Perfect compliment to the ball...

[pencil1974]

My second signed postcard to go with the Ruth I already have. Thought this was cool even though the conditions is rougher than I normally like. I'll have it certified once I get it but it has 100% money back guarantee with it. Just in case.

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by pencil1974

My second signed postcard to go with the Ruth I already have. Thought this was cool even though the conditions is rougher than I normally like. I'll have it certified once I get it but it has 100% money back guarantee with it. Just in case.

FWIW, as far as the RPPC itself, all looks correct for it being an original produced by George Burke. Quite a bit tougher to find them in the 3-1/2"x5-1/2" size with pre-printed postcard back than his usual 4"x6" size. (The opposite is true for his successor, George Brace, who produced RPPC's in abundance).

[pencil1974]

Thanks for the info.

I have no idea what size this is actually. I saw another one on eBay that the crop looks a bit different but that really means nothing on overall size. I just knew it was a Burke on an AZO 1926-40's RPPC. Just thought it was cool and figured it was from his playing days. As for the signature I have no idea if its real as it looks totally different than most of the signatures I've seen from him.

[UnVme7]

2004-08 Pudge Rodriguez game used bat
2001 Rickey Henderson game used bat

[UnVme7]

Pic 2

[Runscott]

Nate, how many bats do you have? Are you a hoarder?

Bats are addicting (or addictive?). I purchased my first vintage one and before I knew it, there were ten leaning against the wall in the corner. Then there were fifteen. Then I sold all but one to protect myself.

(In that last sentence there should be a comma after "one", but I liked the accidental double entendra.)

[UnVme7]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Nate, how many bats do you have? Are you a hoarder?

Bats are addicting (or addictive?). I purchased my first vintage one and before I knew it, there were ten leaning against the wall in the corner. Then there were fifteen. Then I sold all but one to protect myself.

(In that last sentence there should be a comma after "one", but I liked the accidental double entendra.)

I have close to 800 bats, and you better believe it's an addiction! At least they're mostly vintage.

[GoCubsGo32]

Another HOF snapshot for my collection! Very excited to add this!

Al Kaline June 18, 1960 Father & Son Game
Maybe Al Kaline son?

[Runscott]

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[JoeyF1981]

Bill russell pre-rookie photo


1920's D&M glove

[daves_resale_shop]

Beautiful Ted Brad! I saw this one at the Shriner's show a few months back and almost grabbed it... Great image with a super nice signature... Congratulations on a wonderful addition to your collection!

Originally Posted by pencil1974

My second signed postcard to go with the Ruth I already have. Thought this was cool even though the conditions is rougher than I normally like. I'll have it certified once I get it but it has 100% money back guarantee with it. Just in case.

[bobfreedman]

A very nice photo

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

A very nice photo

SWEET! Very nice, Bob!

[Bumpus Jones]

Wow! What's the size on that beauty Bob?

[bobfreedman]

Originally Posted by Bumpus Jones

Wow! What's the size on that beauty Bob?

Thanks Chris, that is one of the great things about this, it is 8 x 10

[Bumpus Jones]

For Sure! Now find me a Reds one

[Scott Garner]

I finally was able to cross one of my holy grail items off the list last week.
Here is a scored game used scorebook from Johnny Vander Meer's 2nd consecutive no-hitter on June 15, 1938 at Ebbets Field.

Vandy's back-to-back no hitters are considered to be one of the most unassailable records in baseball.

[39special]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

I finally was able to cross one of my holy grail items off the list last week.
Here is a scored game used scorebook from Johnny Vander Meer's 2nd consecutive no-hitter on June 15, 1938 at Ebbets Field.

Vandy's back-to-back no hitters are considered to be one of the most unassailable records in baseball.

Great pick up Scott!! How long have you been looking for one?

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by 39special

Great pick up Scott!! How long have you been looking for one?

For between 10-15 years.

[ksfarmboy]

Great pickup Scott. Nice to cross something like that off your list.

I added another Kansas World Tour item to my collection. The neat thing is this ball park is still there and being used.

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

I finally was able to cross one of my holy grail items off the list last week.
Here is a scored game used scorebook from Johnny Vander Meer's 2nd consecutive no-hitter on June 15, 1938 at Ebbets Field.

Vandy's back-to-back no hitters are considered to be one of the most unassailable records in baseball.

Wow Wow Wow.
Congrats Scott. Do you have the first one as well?

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

Wow Wow Wow.
Congrats Scott. Do you have the first one as well?

Thanks Clint and Mark.
I do not have a scored program from Vandy's 1st no-hitter, Mark.
I'm still looking. I know of at least one or two in the hobby. I saw one of them up close on display at the Reds Museum in Cincinnati earlier this year....

[gnaz01]

This came today, Ex-Dreier Collection

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Here is a scored game used scorebook from Johnny Vander Meer's 2nd consecutive no-hitter on June 15, 1938 at Ebbets Field.

That's fantastic Scott, congrats.

Doug

[YankeeFan]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

I finally was able to cross one of my holy grail items off the list last week.
Here is a scored game used scorebook from Johnny Vander Meer's 2nd consecutive no-hitter on June 15, 1938 at Ebbets Field.

Vandy's back-to-back no hitters are considered to be one of the most unassailable records in baseball.

Congratulations Scott! That is an awesome pickup.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by YankeeFan

Congratulations Scott! That is an awesome pickup.

Thanks Doug and Jack!

[YankeeFan]

Here's something you should enjoy, Scott.
I picked up a few Mid-Week pictorials with nice baseball content a couple of weekends ago in an antique shop. This was among them. It is dated July 22, 1920.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by YankeeFan

Here's something you should enjoy, Scott.
I picked up a few Mid-Week pictorials with nice baseball content a couple of weekends ago in an antique shop. This was among them. It is dated July 22, 1920.

Nice! Thanks for posting pictures.

[YankeeFan]

Picked up these Mickey Mantle photos this week and the article two weeks ago.







This next thing is ugly...I don't know what the guy was thinking when he framed it, but I'm glad he saved it.

Dated April 16, 1951 from the Newark (NJ) Star-Ledger. It reads in part: Mickey Mantle, sensational New York Yankee rookie,
celebrated his promotion to the varsity yesterday by banging out a home run and three singles.

It was an exhibition game against the Dodgers at Ebbets Field, but it was his first game as a major leaguer, in a major league stadium.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by UnVme7

I have close to 800 bats, and you better believe it's an addiction! At least they're mostly vintage.

I don't even consider myself a bat collector and I have accumulated about 50 of them. Most are game used from the local minor league team 1947-present.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by ksfarmboy

Great pickup Scott. Nice to cross something like that off your list.

I added another Kansas World Tour item to my collection. The neat thing is this ball park is still there and being used.

Very nice postcard, Clint! Congrats!

[slidekellyslide]

Picked up a hoard of stuff from one single garage sale yesterday...about 800-1000 1952-59 baseball cards...overall in excellent to mint condition. Super Bowl 1 and 3 programs, 1948 Army v Navy Program, 1933 Nebraska v Oklahoma football program, other misc programs...a shoebox full of 1960-70 Topps football, basketball and baseball cards....and about 100 snapshot photos from the 1980s of Kansas City Royals games. My brother found the sale and texted me to hit an ATM and get my butt over to the sale he was at ASAP.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Picked up a hoard of stuff from one single garage sale yesterday...about 800-1000 1952-59 baseball cards...overall in excellent to mint condition. Super Bowl 1 and 3 programs, 1948 Army v Navy Program, 1933 Nebraska v Oklahoma football program, other misc programs...a shoebox full of 1960-70 Topps football, basketball and baseball cards....and about 100 snapshot photos from the 1980s of Kansas City Royals games. My brother found the sale and texted me to hit an ATM and get my butt over to the sale he was at ASAP.

Wow! What a haul!!

[sayhey24]

That's amazing Dan! You might want to share this on the card side of the board too -- card collectors dream of a find like this!

Greg

[Kawika]

When's the last time any of you saw the Dodgers referred to as "the flock" (as in Robins)?
Terrific historical content in that paper but agreed that the frame job is sorely lacking.

Originally Posted by YankeeFan

[sicollector1954]

Went to a flea market today and actually found something! It's been awhile coming. A 1965-69 Jim Hickman gamer. 34.5 inches in length---33.4 oz.---Model is a T115.

[GrayGhost]

why don't I ever find anything cool like that stuff? First lot prob was way too much, Hickman bat I woulda grabbed

[horzverti]

Super haul Dan. I love finds like that...well, reading about them. I am only just a little bit more happy for you than I am jealous of you. Your brother is the man.

[Dave Grob]

Just picked this up last night; 1959 Willard Schmidt road jersey with 1958 Smoky Burgess pants. This is the last style of Redlegs vest I needed (1956-1966).

Still looking for a 1955 home or road Cincinnati jersey with either style patch (square or contour) and have hundreds of flannels and jackets (all teams) available to trade for one.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

Just picked this up last night; 1959 Willard Schmidt road jersey with 1958 Smoky Burgess pants. This is the last style of Redlegs vest I needed (1956-1966).

Still looking for a 1955 home or road Cincinnati jersey with either style patch (square or contour) and have hundreds of flannels and jackets (all teams) available to trade for one.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

Congrats Dave!

[MVSNYC]

From Heritage Auction.