Absolutely love the stadium pics....Here is a rag tag team from a town not too far from me...

Rose Company - Newton - NY (AL)
Rob M.

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1922 Japan tour
 

Team postcard
Griffith, Stephenson, Kelly, Falk
Bush, Pennock, Hoyt
Stengel, Meusel, Strunk

Awesome PC's, Brian!!

Here's one that you don't see every day. Anyone know of another? I picked it up last year - 1912 Portsmouth Team PC w/ Southworth:

http://photos.imageevent.com/derekgr.../IMG_00021.jpg
http://photos.imageevent.com/derekgr...e/IMG_0003.jpg

Here's a couple of new ones!

I had tried sending a PM without success. I was inquiring if you still had the postcard, and if it would ever be offered for sale? ((And yes...I know the post is 3+ year sold))) My great grandfather served on the USS Wyoming, from 1913 to 1915. I have just recently discovered boxes upon boxes of letters, and postcards of his from approx. 1909 to 1919. And in 1913, there is a letter in which he states that they were in Cuba, on training mission. So, I couldn't help but to inquire, as it would be something I would love to have, if available, knowing that my great grandfather could possibly be aboard. Please let me know! Thanks!



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Topeka Postcard
 

Need help with player ID

Matt that is from the 1908 Topeka team. The odd thing is Cuthbert is not listed as being part of that team. He's not listed the previous or following year either. I have the 1908 team postcard and he's not on it. I have a few other players from this team and would be interested in it if you want to sell it.

Amazing cards. Love post cards.

Ty
 

One my fave's: cobb 07-09 dietsche

Dave - great postcard, but please take the advice from this thread:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=219646

You need a new scanner my friend!

Not baseball but ..
 

A very cool Wrigley's advertising piece .

Here's a 1907 Toronto Maple Leafs Real Photo Postcard of Yenser Weidensaul that I picked up yesterday at the Toronto Expo.

Great pick up if you're in the know about Yencer Weidensaul. He had an interesting career starting with being a teammate of Christy Mathewson in college. Here is a Net54 link from 2013 with details. LINK

Thanks David,
I actually picked it up yesterday from Jim (who started the original thread you posted the link for). Is his name "Yenser" or "Yencer"? I've seen it spelled both ways.

Good question. The Bucknell yearbook spelled it "Yencer". The alumnus newsletter clipping in the linked thread calls him "Yentzer" which is the same name given in BBref.com although the index heading is "Yenser" so go figure. Then there's this: yentzer: a dated Americanism for a male who copulates frequently. So he had that going for him. Let's just call him Yance.

Picked this one up yesterday at an antique show. Dave "Beauty" Bancroft with MJ Kelley, the owner of the Minneapolis Millers. Has to be from 1933 as that is the only year Bancroft was with the team.

Let's revive the best thread of all time with a 1906 Buffalo Bisons Team postcard that includes George Stallings.

Very cool card Jeff. I've never seen that one before.

1933 Bancroft
 

http://imagehost.vendio.com/a/204295...ILLERS_NEW.JPG
....great pick-up ; Kelley's autograph !! " An antique show" ??? !!! ....I gotta get out more....


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Jumping the gun here as they have not come in yet from REA... But was please to land this one with the Ad back which I've never seen before on the Max Stein Cobb PC

I really like the vivid color of this 1926-29 Exhibit PC.

1907 Wagner
 

Just picked this one up recently...

Sweet, Pete! Where'd that one come from? Recent find? Nice photo!

Thanks Bob! I bought it from a friend who had bought it a few years ago privately. Not sure where it originally came from.

Love Exhibits. But am terrible at uploading pictures. . . .

Steve, I agree with you on Exhibits. Wish I still had my 1921 set I bought from The other Steve "Verkman" years ago but I sold it. Glad I held onto this one, as its my favorite Gehrig card

Beautiful Pete

I think the ad back may only appear on the Cobb, of the handful I've seen it was always Cobb. Great pickup!

Great Wagner too Pete.

Thanks Jeff and when will we be seeing your newest addition to your postcard family?!?! Another collector talked me into the Cobb Stein as I didn't know about the ad back. The same collector liked the Green mount W600!!

That's one beautiful Gehrig. Love it. I have a SGC 40. Yours is stunning. Don't get any better than that. As far as pictures go, can't beat the Exhibits.

Not sure if I've ever shared this one...but I love team composite PC's. This one has HOFer Bill McKechnie (bottom left corner) from 1906:

http://photos.imageevent.com/derekgr...20Vertical.jpg

1946 Sears PC.

Here is a 1905 Real Photo Postcard of Louis Rapp of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Originates from the estate of former Major Leaguer Lewis Carr,
who was given this card directly from Rapp himself while they were teammates on the Leafs!

I'm happy to have something to post in this thread (even though I already posted in the Heritage thread). HOFer Dick Irvin with the 1925-26 Portland Rosebuds.

1946 Sears Cardinals:

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...0Slaughter.jpg

Pinkerton
 

This is one of the best eye candy threads I think we have had on the forum.

Of the less than a handful of these I've seen, at least one (and I think more) were used as postcards. This one wasn't but somewhere back in this thread I might have posted one that is canceled of Home Run Baker. Still a great image, shown before, and can easily be classified as a blank backed postcard.

From one of the nicest postcard sets ever produced, here is a 1910 Sweet Caporal Postcard of Fred Lake.

Nice Jeff!

http://photos.imageevent.com/bicem/s...p%20Lajoie.jpghttp://photos.imageevent.com/bicem/s...hop%20Joss.jpg

Outstanding Joss and Lajoie!!!

Thanks, two more friends...

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Pete. Great Wagner. Really cool.

Bresnahan looks like an oompa loompa in those baggy clothes! Jeez!

Joe Black at Yankee Stadium

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...gned%201_1.jpg

Cy Seymour is one of the forgotten and most versatile stars of the era. He led the league in strikeouts (239) as a pitcher in 1898 and batting average (.377) as a hitter in 1905. As a bonus, I think his portrait is one of the most picturesque in the set.

It's Hammer time.

Lajoie, Joss, Waddell and Bresnehan
 

Sure would be nice if Jeff P would post something other than the utter dross he's been subjecting us to lately.

C'mon man: :rolleyes:

+1. 😀

one of many postcards I purchased from the Farmer Ray estate years ago