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@ MattyC: Some day i will get me a Gehrig, like the one posted. Some day.

Despite loving post-war, i seen some great looking one here so far and amazed by them.
That ghost stuff is bizarre by all means.

Finally got these two this year. Charlie Bennett's history with Detroit is really interesting. I love the n28 set - just wish I could afford the Anson. I'm one of the weirdos who likes the '34 Goudeys more than the '33's.
And I'm drooling over that t227 Cobb - wow!

http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/z...ps0lgc4tfo.jpg
http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/z...psm9mgcgqu.jpg

Zack Wheat M101-6

Zack Wheat Felix Mendelsohn M101-6.

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Originally Posted by atx840 (Post 1408859)

Whenever I come across this pic it puts a smile on my face, probably my three favourites.

http://i.imgur.com/MEXJuDN.jpg

Beautiful Cards Chris...Wow!

My favorites change with each new purchase, but here's a few that usually stay on the list:

This thread needs some more Red.

another favorite o' mine

W573 1922 Collins, Schalk and Bancroft

Signed T206 Collection.

Signed T201 Collection.

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Originally Posted by Jacklitsch (Post 1409527)

Ullman HOFers

Does Pete hand these out to every patient, or only patients who spend a certain minimum amount?

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Originally Posted by 4815162342 (Post 1409533)

Does Pete hand these out to every patient, or only patients who spend a certain minimum amount?

Took me awhile. :p

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Originally Posted by z28jd (Post 1408914)

Here is one of my favorite scans from a few years ago when I was trying to put 345 Old Judge cards in alphabetical order. I had to stop and step back to take a picture because it looked pretty cool laid out like that.

How long does it take to alphabetize Corcoran?:):p

W503 Grohs on you

I always like showing off my Heinie and the great big bat in action.

Brian

Ken, Is the Hartford Blue CDV encased in a candy dish, ashtray, or something similar...?
Such a cool piece, do you know if it was released like this, or encased by a collector?

Daniel

Jeff that Hubel Cobb is one of my fav Cobb items I have ever seen, love it!

Can't compare to some but I'm happy for being into vintage for the last couple of years. Sorry for the size. My scanning abilities are an SGC 20.

I know it's not pre-war .... BUT ... when I bought this lot on Ebay ... it was hundreds of ripped up little bits. (I only even bid because there were two 4 card sections). When I got it, I started to realize some of the pieces belonged together, and then more, and then more. Here is the final view (using every piece in the lot).

So not pre-war ... but loved the fun of solving a real baseball card jig saw puzzle!

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Originally Posted by 68Hawk (Post 1409567)

Ken, Is the Hartford Blue CDV encased in a candy dish, ashtray, or something similar...?
Such a cool piece, do you know if it was released like this, or encased by a collector?

Daniel

Daniel, it is encased in an old glass dome paperweight, by a collector at some point. I have thought about trying to remove it (and have it authenticated - I'm about 50/50 on whether or not it's truly period), but I'm afraid it would destroy it. It's an interesting item, and displays really well, as is.

This thread is awesome, cool cards everyone!

Something a little different; some of my favorite cards all under $30:

Two of the nicest C46s I own:

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Originally Posted by wonkaticket (Post 1409621)

Jeff that Hubel Cobb is one of my fav Cobb items I have ever seen, love it!

+1

Mesmerizing piece, Jeff.