Sorry to burst your bubble, but I do not see Musial in this photo. June Allyson (note spelling) yes. To her left, right of the photo is Enos Slaughter. The other two I can not ID. Look like coaches to me.

Not Finished : Needs more cleaning .
 

http://imagehost.vendio.com/a/204295...HROSENTHAL.JPG


1934-1935 St. Paul Saints ; Worch Cigar Company send-in-bands premium. Kids knew cursive in those days .

Did that come off of the display that just sold on eBay? I was wondering if that was actually a Worch-issued store display since it was found in St. Paul and looks a little too professional for being home-made.

That doesn't "burst my bubble," because I never had a bubble to burst. I bought this because it was there and 1954 Cardinals, which I think someone on this forum will like (yes, I could very easily be persuaded to part with the photo). I never noticed, though, how much Slaughter and Musial look alike from profile. The long, pointy nose; attached ear-lobes, similar smiles and eyes. I also was thrown by the fact that Slaughter played for the Yankees in 1954. Thanks for the correction. I also "note" the spelling of June Allyson. I'm not sure what possessed me to spell her name wrong.

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Another Chief Meyers Colored S74 Silk
 

From the B/S/T thread I picked up my 15th Chief Meyers colored S74 silk.

Many thanks to Scott R.


Patrick

I'm making some progress in the Virginia League T209's.Im really looking for a few Colt examples.

that's a great display(worch?)

Few of the pickups from Sterling came in today. I am expecting some other cards in this week so more to come folks.

My first E90-1 Series Card ever
http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/IMG_3808.jpg

Scored these two for a lil more than I wanted to spend but great looking pieces for my set.
http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...8/IMG_3807.jpghttp://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...8/IMG_3806.jpg

sterling pickup
 

A tougher t209 type than Hoffman, which I have, added to my collection. Fitting Irish-sounding name to arrive on St. Patties Day.<br><a href="http://s8.photobucket.com/user/zouraspm/media/collection/t209mcgeehan_zps2fb6bffb.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a47/zouraspm/collection/t209mcgeehan_zps2fb6bffb.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo t209mcgeehan_zps2fb6bffb.jpg"/></a>

A little slow in posting:

I received this yesterday from B&L.

Rare item that I needed + Low Buyer's Premium + Reasonably priced & super-fast shipping = Happy Customer

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Nice month for me. Really happy to add this Ruth. Hornsby and Duffy were from a board member. Coninuing my progress on the Cracker Jacks!.....

Added a Buckenberger to my Old Judge Ohio set.

Got this today in the mail thanks to Scooter749. Second one in my collection and looking to score some more in the future.

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...s/IMG_3820.jpg

B&L pickup
 

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Won this auction last night--photo, apparently from the railroad company's files, of the Chicago White Sox train stopping under the famous Hanging Bridge in Royal Gorge, Colo., in 1910 on the way to the Coast for spring training. A different photo shows up in tinted postcards and when I posted mine a few days ago it has sparked a popular threat over at the main board where experts have been IDing the players. Fascinating detective work, recommend you check it out.
http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1395339630

Every so often you get lucky with a Buy it Now

Only one more horizontal to go (Pelty). http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/03/21/5u4ehuve.jpg

Wow! Nice pickup!

Well played, $32 I think you will be ok. Congrats!

Thank you sir!

John,

I actually offered him more money after the purchase. I messaged the seller and told him he had it undervalued and offered him a fair price. He said he would pick up T cards for a buck or two when he was younger and said he has owned the card for a long time. He thanked me for being honest and sent the card.

Very classy move. I hope more good karma comes your way.

You can never have enough good, honest people in this hobby.

Cheers!

Admittedly not the sexiest gals at the dance, but how often can you pick up two prominent hall of famers from the 1920s and have change left from your Benjamin. Add a little background and there you go.

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...ps95348341.jpg

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...psd2d64427.jpg

Andrew good either way, was happy you got it not judging your purchase price....just a genuine congrats that's all.....

Just got these back from grading and was very pleased with my Gehringer coming back as a 3 was once a 2.5 so always like a bump in a grade. As for the others knew they would come back 1's but again just wanted them graded. A big thanks to bobbyw8469 for letting me piggyback on his order. So this is what I got in today.

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...8/IMG_3825.jpghttp://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...8/IMG_3826.jpghttp://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...8/IMG_3827.jpghttp://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...8/IMG_3829.jpg

1905-15 G.D.&D. Artist Signed Baseball Postcards - Cleveland
 

1905-15 G.D.&D. Artist Signed Baseball Postcard series, this one picturing a Cleveland player (what you can see of him, anyways). Didn't realize until I found this issue in the Sports Postcard Price Guide (1998 by J.L. Mashburn, Pg 94) that the series includes PCs from 12 different teams (Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Detroit, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago, and another New York for good measure), all with different pictures and phrases. Neat Team/Type/PC if you like this sort of thing.

Some more really nice finds, guys. I especially like these:


Hughie Jennings has fast become one of my favorite players from the period. And I love the horizontal T206 cards. Nice adds, guys!

Neilson's Chocolate Ruth
 

Ruth candy card.....

Eyed Bugs, got him. Note: I only have 3 T3s myself, but it always amazes me that many claim they are "most beautiful" cards of all...and the size is certainly special...and you can display them around the home as art, not true for many (much smaller) cards...there are even two types of backs to add a little variety...yet relatively few purchase or collect them, and prices not really high, all things considered...plus, plenty of ungraded out there if that's your thing...

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1395414326

Greg, that T3 is a beauty! Great pose...I've never seen that one before, congrats!


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Nice card

Agreed

Got in this today from Brian Van Horn. Another for my set just have to switch it to a PSA gradin case from the sgc. Very excited getting lil by lil closer and closer to my goal. Thanks for the deal Brian and I highly recommend him as a seller. Never seems to disappoint. Ill load some photos later on.

1933 Goudey
 

Thanks to Sycks for the fast shipping & nice card.

http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...psbe50f801.jpg

Now I only need #144 & #149.

I have a 1914 that was a gift I decided to hang on the wall so I picked this up and am very happy as it looks nice...

Greg,

That's a real beauty. I always enjoy seeing T3s.

Marty

Really like the Ruth Neilsons.

Who says you can't ever find a good deal at the White Plains show. Picked this one up for a very fair price this afternoon...

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Killer Ott.

That Ott is a beauty.

Thanks guys. Couldn't believe it when I found it, and the dealer was very reasonable on price. Not like I stole it, but it was too good a deal to pass up.

Man I love the 33 Goudey's. I just could never complete that set with the ruths and gehrigs

That's a great Ott! My wife calls him the mean guy every time I look at available cards of him. I'm just waiting for that fair price too. Gongrats!

No joke. Looks like a mug shot.

Thanks to Richard (rman444) for my first E96.

http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps9c758ce2.jpg
http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...psce939fbc.jpg

Mark

I think this might be my first time posting a legitimate pre-war pickup in here... and more importantly...

this is my FIRST t206 :) Picked this one up today (with the help and encouragement of my wife) - scanner is offline for the time being, so I had to use the camera...

http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/...psb9f2f2e3.jpg

http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6113c375.jpg

It's a beater and there are two specks of paper loss on the back - but the crease doesn't take away from Matty's face, and the registration and colors look great in person... and did I mention, it's my first t206.

I'm not a t206 guy, but I love this card! Great centering and "great condition for the technical grade" card!