Let's see some postcards

[BosseFieldBoy]

Originally Posted by orly57

I've never been into team PCs, but these are my last two pickups.

Orlando, those are awesome. I have the FP Burke but didn’t have the $ to go after the Donovan. Did you pick that up in a recent auction?

[orly57]

Originally Posted by BosseFieldBoy

Orlando, those are awesome. I have the FP Burke but didn’t have the $ to go after the Donovan. Did you pick that up in a recent auction?

Mike,

I pm'd you recently, but never heard back from you. The Burke I got in REA, but the Horseshoe card I bought off of Jeff L. after he upgraded his (the REA example). Respond to your pm's!

Doc, that is fantastic.

[BosseFieldBoy]

Originally Posted by orly57

Mike,

I pm'd you recently, but never heard back from you. The Burke I got in REA, but the Horseshoe card I bought off of Jeff L. after he upgraded his (the REA example). Respond to your pm's!

Doc, that is fantastic.

Sorry Orlando, just responded.

[BosseFieldBoy]

I'm really interested in late 19th - early 20th Century PCs from the Evansville, IN area. Lots of great players came out of the region, especially Edd Roush. Any ideas on where I could find some of these, especially pre-rookie Roush PCs? I think I've been the under bidder to Olberman on a number of these.

[jb217676]

Here's a 1949 advertising postcard for Honeyspot Monument Works, makers of the Babe Ruth Monument!

[Jobu]

A cool PC from Recreation Park in San Francisco where the author discusses his shoddy address and the skills of the "much-abused postal authorities" as well as mentioning his days at the park (seat marked with an X on the front).