Another Catcher's Mask
 

Since I'm rarely finding any cards to add to my collection, I have started to add some more memorabilia items to my collection. Anyone have any catcher figurals for sale?


Thanks,


Patrick

Would you be interested in vintage chest protectors? I have an early D&M Apron style and a very interesting early Inflatable Model I could sell. Both are quite rare, desirable and in nice shape.

Please just email or PM me if interested....

Thanks (and nice pickup on the Mask!)

Chest Protectors
 

Hi Perez Fan,

Thanks for the response. Before I got into card collecting, I had several of the early inflatable chest protectors.

They are cool items, but tough to display because of their size.

Thanks,


Patrick

Yankee disliker in 1956, hater in 1976,nice jersey
 

Watched Yankees beat the A's in first major league game but 76 and 77 just awful.

This was not easy to get.
 

This was the ebay transaction from hell. zero feedback. accidently had 2 differrent buy - it - nows with two different buyers. took forever to finally resolve this matter but i got my ring!

Johnny Vander Meer demonstrating his "double no-hit" technique to hometown kids in NJ
 

I just picked up this neat original press photo of Vandy demonstrating the pitching technique that he used to baffle hitters in his second consecutive no-hitter in 1938 to some hometown kids in Midland Park, NJ.

Some pundits of baseball feel that this still remains one of baseball's most unassailable records. Think about it, in order to break Vander Meer's 82 year old record, a pitcher would have to throw THREE consecutive no-hitters! Yikes!! :eek:

Boy Scott. That Vandy/Kids photo is absolutely terrific! I'm pretty darn sure those kids weren't paying for Johnny's signature... :rolleyes:

Bought this ball from forum member GrayGhost via the B/S/T. Includes signatures of Bill Mckechnie, Bill Mazeroski, George Sisler, Del Crandall, Casey Stengel, Pie Traynor, Walter Alston, Ralph Branca, Al Lopez, Norm Cash, Stan Musial, Leo Durocher, Johnny Keane, Warren Spahn, Luke Appling, Duke Snider, Rocky Colavito, Fred Hutchinson, Birdie Tebbetts & Edd Roush. 23 signatures in total on an early 1960's baseball. Thanks again Scott for this fantastic ball!

Jeff, that's a fantastic ball.
For me, I continue my June run of 1940's/1950's signed magazines by picking up a signed 1957 Sports Stars magazine signed by Don Larsen.

Vandy and kids
 

Jimmy,
Thanks! It cost me less than $20 including shipping on eBay. What a deal!!;)