Thanks Erick and Tony, it is a nice looking card.

'41 Double Play upgrade..........
 

An upgrade for my '41 Double Play Lefty Grove/Bobby Doerr (Double HOFers)........and a big "Thanks" to board member Brad Green.

finished my dodger project!
 

I know it's not a rare or expensive card, but i got this very nice PSA 7 Walt Alston here on B/S/T for 7.00 and it finished a Dodger project I was working on for several months! Thank you~~~~~~~~
I love Net54 and the best hobbyists in the world are the members! Thanks,
Bill Hedin
bh3443
bh3443@aol.com

W601
 

Been looking for a Washington one of these for a while. Having Big Ed Delahanty in it is a nice bonus.

nice, big ed just before the final plunge!

I'm happy for you Matthew that you got your Big Eaters card and a shout out to Brian T. for helping you find it. That's what this board can do and why it is so much more than merely a message board. :)

agreed
 

I agree Tbob. The good thing about the board is you can make it what you want. If you want to meet folks, you can. If you want to not meet folks, you can.

On the (Friday) night of the Net54Baseball dinner at the National, with 1 speaker already lined up, it certainly won't be "just a message board". I am firming up details now and should have a final update in the next few days....I think there will be a change of venue too....with an added bonus for a few people. regards

Thank You, David:

Picked this one up from Brad Green!

This is my first rare back in my tobacco card collection.

Love this one.

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T206 is ELPDG
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Nice Drum!

A headless Boston 1888 Raphael Truck & Sons towards my set. All 6 of mine so far are headless. 4 more to go. For some reason, I really want to put together an all headless set. This is kinda my vintage goof set... Anyone got any headless Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit or Pittsburgh's that they wouldn't mind parting with for cheap?

Also picked up a double of the St. Louis for an extra $1.25. Headless, as well. Woohoo!!!

Sunny Jim
 

Thanks Phil! From the BST.
Been looking for a nice one of these for awhile.

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...Bottomley1.jpg

Jeff, nice pick up!
Dan

Thank You, Howie:

April 2011
 

More Horizontals for my collection!

April Pick up
 

Great pieces everyone!!:)

I now at least have one card for every MLB Player HOF'er. 180 of them are what I would call acceptable RC's. This one isn't in great shape, but the image of Amos is pretty good and the price was right!

Nice pick up, Dan. That's a tough RC!

Rusie made it across the country pretty quick. Chalk one up for the USPS.

Some more all time Cardinals

Three more double name T206s
 

Two from the bay and one from the BST (thanks Tim!)

My first T card!!

Not in hand YET and only way I could figure out how to attach??

Congrats Justin ! You got your cherry popped !! If you set up a photobucket you can upload pictures to that and then get cut and paste the code to show off your next T card !!

Hey Rob

Been seeing your Goudey pick ups for a long time. How close are you to completing one of the years(or more)?

Frank

A few more towards my 1928 Exhibit set. Figured I had better pick these up before Neal added them to his horizontal collection. :)
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...ideexhibit.jpg

ARGHH!!!! Love these, I need them too! Nice cards!

Hey Frank,

Thanks so much for asking. I am up to 79% on the 1933 Goudey (SGC 40-80), need just 51 cards to complete the set. For the 1934 set (SGC 50-80), I need 35 cards to complete that set. It has been a fun ride so far!

Rob

Thanks! There is a nice looking 1928 Sand on ebay if you have not seen it.

Eartly Mantle RPPC
 

After reading the new Mantle book I developed a new-found appreciation for Mickey and set out to add something "mantle" to my collection. Won this card on the bay. I was told the code on the back was for paper used through 1950 but certainly could have been used in '51 his rookie year. I did some research - Mick's first spring training was held in Phoenix and the ad on the outfield wall for the jeweler is in fact for a jeweler in Phoenix. (that is still in business). So I think I can say with confidence this is from spring training of Mantle's rookie year. I have no idea who produced it (who would have produced it??) but I think it could be significant. Wanted everyone to enjoy this image of Mickey before his stardom really kicked in.

Very nice Mantle RPPC, Peter. I would concur that it appears to be from 1951 based on all of the criteria that you mentioned. The only thing missing is the shield on Mantle's sleeve that the Yankees wore during 1951 only but may be due to the angle of the photo or the fact that it was not worn during spring training and maybe began with the regular season opener.

first T206
 

My first T206, an Old Mill Buck Herzog, nice centering, slight paper loss :)
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and a 1949 Louisville Slugger poster/store ad
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BIG card for me....
 

Got this from board member Pete Sycks (sycks22), great to deal with!! Thanks Pete!

Nice Gehrig!! Congrats!

Bill, excellent pickup...I hope I eventually get one that nice!

Bill, beautiful card! Nice pick up. Congratulations.

Thanks everyone! That is the centerpiece to my collection for sure!

Tolstoi!
 

Up to 71 Tolstois, here is the latest:

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http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/5416/donlinback.jpg

One more Tolstoi
 

Tolstoi #72 came this morning:

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I've Been Busy :)
 

Had a good year in bonus last year, still looking for more :D

Greg, Wow! Nice cards and great display. There's plenty more available in REA, Memory Lane, etc!!!

Just wondering, do the stands work well with the larger cards? I need two of the stands I use to hold up the big cards.

Thanks Dan. Sure do, bought them from John V. on here and it is holding that T3 Cobb just fine with nothing else holding it.

Greg, that looks great! :eek: Very cool.

Pre WW1 caramel cards are always a good buy in nice condition.

I love flea markets. Thank You, Wally. The Gray is a trimmed "no stats" with a red Sweet Caporal back:

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