T210-7 Louie Hobbs
 

Thanks to Lenny for this cool T210-7!

He might not be Roy but the card is a NATURAL fit for my collection.



Patrick

LOTG pick up.
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nice pick up Phil

Thanks Jeff, I seem to be passively collecting these.

Nice pick up Phil.

I may be slow on the uptick, but I just noticed the spelling of Wagner's name. Honas instead of Honus. Interesting.

Hi Danny! Good to hear from you. Thanks for the shout out and the kind words. I figured I may be competing against you on the e105 Wagner (and perhaps the E105 Cobb a few months ago?). I hope all is well and life and collecting is going well.

Phil, congrats! That is my favorite card. In fact, I love it so much I commission Tim Carroll to make a Cut Art piece of that card/PC. Great example of a great card. Enjoy it.

Mike, great Cobb. I like seeing you grab that (vs a 1993 box of cards!)

I've already got an e105 wagner batting fortunately. Stumbled across one soon after we last talked. Still looking for a cobb though. 5 more to go in the set.

Thanks Ryan!

(I got both, to be honest :))

Thanks Ryan, please post Tim's art when its finished. Would love to see it.

I second the Motion would love to see it

Great cards everyone.

Love the Cobb Mike :cool:

Nice pick-up Phil.

Great Cobb/Wagner!

One of the coolest cards from the era i my opinion. Both deadball era titans together on one great card!

Thanks Chad & Erick,
Like Ryan has said before, that card represents the passing of the torch between two of the greatest of the game.

I already posted this one in a separate tribute to Home Run Baker, but I don’t post often and don’t often have a “card” worthy of posting, so here it is again!

Happy to add this to my Krause back run for a non-crazy price

Still need the SweetCap 350/25, EPDG, Polar Bear and Sov350s if anyone has a spare copy. Not quite ready to tackle the Broad Leaf, Carolina Brights or Drum backs just yet ;)

Nice cards, y'all. Here's another player from the Browns champs from LOTG, Robbie "Yank" Robinson

1912 Madden Zeenut
 

Not a biggie, but helped out by a board member. Madden played 1 game in 1910 for NYAL. He is the more obscure of the 2 Tommy Maddens in that era.

Just finally scanned this. It is super fragile and scary to touch.

Ed, that is a beauty. Wow

Love it

Great Pickup

Great piece Ed, love it.

Thanks guys, pretty much one of the coolest pieces in my Southern stuff.

Member pick up, thank you Mac. 116/120
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Nice pick-up Phil!

Chad

Thanks Chad, inching closer to the end.

Yes you are. That is exciting. Keep it up.

Chad

Nice Cobb Phil!

Thanks Erick,
Mac has helped me a ton to get this far. Some great members here.

1944 Dimaggio's Restaurant
 

Another postcard. I like the writing on the back too.

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Very nice postcard Leon.

Recent Heritage pick up
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Sold some T206 dupes and grabbed a few Cobb caramels.

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Very Nice Green Young Phil

Nice Cobb's Scott especially the E90-1

Leon as always Great and Unusual Pickup

I didn't think I would ever land a E125 American Die Cut card, but if your standards are low enough, there is always a way. This falls squarely within my usual 'avoid any card that has defects that detract or mar the viewing of the player's face', but since his face isn't present, I feel I have successfully sidestepped that dilemma completely.

And lacking a head really makes Heinie's belt and socks pop.

Brian

Ed awesome piece! Ellam and Molesworth are the only Barons in the T206. Ellam is mislabeled and thus an error card.

I am sure Mr. Logan (Barons owner) would love to have that in his office one day!

Enjoy this great pickup! If you ever decide to part with it let me know.

RPPCs
 

While not up there with Cobb Caramels (super cards by the way), I picked up a couple of old RPPCs.

• The first is the Leavitt Institute Baseball Team from Turner, ME. I believe the postcard dates from c1900s.
• I'm still trying to identify the team on the 2nd card. The card dates from 1904-1918. The letters P.N.A are written on the back. That could be unrelated. The hunt continues.

I wonder if Madden"s smile indicates he knows he isn't going to make it in baseball but doesn't give a s#@t.

As a Memphis Chicks (Chickasaws, Turtles, Egyptians) fan, that is insanely cool! A copy of that, nicely matted and framed, would look fantastic with a period photo of old Rickwood. I just recently picked up a McGregor Goldsmith 97 Official Southern Association game-used ball, complete with box, that has a penciled notation on the box bottom that the ball is from a 1950 game between the Chicks and the Barons in Birmigham. Very, very nice pickup, sir!

Added a tough Hornsby thanks to fellow Net54er Matt. I’d consider this pretty good centering for an E220.

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New to this and seeing if this works...These are two that I picked up through the Memory Lane auction in July: my first Wagner, and my first 19th century card full-stop (had to be the Mets' first ace):

Great stuff Jeremy and welcome.

Very nice looking cards

Especially Love that Wagner card

That Wagner is fantastic Jeremy.

Member trade on a very tough card, thank you Bob. 117/120
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Awesome Phil. Nice month.

Congrats Jeremy. Great pick-ups.

Chad

Nice blue Mack! Almost there Phil!



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T3 Hooks
 

Another one down, 23 more to go. This may not be the prettiest T3 in my collection, but it has the coolest back! My first "No offer" back.

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Phil, you gotta show us all 120 when you get there. Such a nice looking set.

Thanks for the good wishes guys. When I make it I’ll post the complete run on my Flickr and post it here.

Went to the Monroeville, PA show today and spent $5.00 on this from Ed Hans. Love it: