New 1914 Cracker Jack Book

[ErikV]

I wanted to put a feeler out to the board and see what the response would be.

With the recent post about the Philadelphia Caramel book (I'm actually working
on a follow-up book), I've decided to put together a 1914 Cracker Jack book.

For those who own an iPhone, I'm using the Steller app. I just started working
on the book yesterday and I'm about 25% the way through. I like the way it
looks so far, and I have some pretty cool ideas I want to incorporate into it
before I'm done. If I could get it exactly the way I want it, it'll pretty much blow
the socks off anything that's currently out there!

I've never used this app before, but it's simple enough. I'm planning on making
the e-book the maximum number pages allowed, 20. I don't know if this
software will work on PC's or other devices.

I'll be posting something soon and let everyone know when it's available.
Oh, by the way, it's going to be free.........

ErikV

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

sweet!

[CW]

Thanks for the work, I'll be looking forward to it, Erik.

[Bigb13]

Thanking you for your hard work. By the way did you see the 1914 CJ Common 7.5 last night on eBay it went for just shy of 4300 must be a record price.

[swarmee]

Since constructive criticism has been requested, I would point out that you may have a hard time fitting anything more than was covered in last year's PSA book in 20 pages of an online book.

[Bigb13]

Did you guys see the common card last night went for 4300? It was a 7.5 unreal.

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

Yeah sold to the Jim who's currently got the highest ranked PSA registry set

[Bigb13]

Nicest I think I have seen in a long time

[ErikV]

John,

In all due respect, I wasn't looking to add anything new to the Cracker Jack
book that was published last year. I'll let it be known now that I don't have a
copy of that book, and so no material from it was used. This e-book is simply
a small project I put together to display my passion for my collecting. I would
ask that I be given a chance for everyone to see it first. I'd be happy to have
any form of criticism/input given after its made public and seen by all.

By the way, I'm about 90% finished. I'm hoping to wrap it up tonight, and if
I'm lucky, have a link posted in just a little bit.

ErikV

[Bigb13]

Wow nice I can't wait I also have a passion for Cracker Jacks

[ErikV]

Ok folks, here it is:

https://steller.co/s/4WMPhUzRF6w

Enjoy.

ErikV

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

just fyi...I'm on desktop chrome browser and half of the writing is getting cutoff at bottom

[ErikV]

A number of the pages have longer text. Don't know if this will help, but you can scroll the text.

Erik

[swarmee]

Very cool! I didn't see your other "book" so I didn't know what to compare it to; loved the splicing of the old interviews. I just recently bought a 1906 Edison Phonograph for my wife's birthday and have some songs and some vaudeville acts to play on it. Will have to keep a look out for sports interviews!

[Bigb13]

Excellent work hope there is a part two

[uniship]

well done - thanks so much for sharing - I really enjoyed it.

[Shoeless Moe]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO_x7U7n8iU

[Bpm0014]

I really enjoyed that!

[ErikV]

Depending on the board's thoughts on this Cracker Jack e-book, I'd consider
doing another baseball card e-book. Any ideas on what other set(s) everyone
would like to see?

[Bigb13]

1915 Cracker Jack

[Leon]

Originally Posted by ErikV

Depending on the board's thoughts on this Cracker Jack e-book, I'd consider
doing another baseball card e-book. Any ideas on what other set(s) everyone
would like to see?

Type cards...