1951 Arte y Deporte card of Martin Dihigo from Mexico.

I'll double dip

My Holy Doyle. Watched it for almost a year before I noticed it had my name on it. A few weeks after I bought it another one showed up with only 2 holes I just missed being able to start a count down to no holes on Doyle.

Tri-hole Doyle is pretty impressive. My Bender is only a mono.

I thought that's where it ended up! Nice to see it again. FWIW, wish I'd never let it go.

Since we're on the subject of Diamond Dust...

https://photos.imageevent.com/exhibi...%20Averill.jpg

another zee

Just a pretty card with paper loss on back.

Cycle

Really like the Boston Globe Lajoie and Chase.

Laughing Larry

That Doyle image is new to me -- what a great photo that is.

Adding the full Monte and his awesome 'stache.

rarely seen say hey!

Monte Cross was quite the dandy. Wouldn't you agree?:D

Picked this up after reading/listening to The Glory of Their Timeshttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...331952ed0e.jpg

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Say Hey nice but not Prewar...stick to the topic my main man.

Brian

details!

Pete gets today's most improved poster award.

Brian

i expected a scolding for posting 2 cards in the same day!

From the last REA auction...
 

Partial to Cubbies from this era.

Technically, it's not a card...but it is made of cardboard :)

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...ond-matchbooks

Neither was Kenny’s Martin Dihigo, why didn’t anyone crack his coconuts? 🤪🥥🥥

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I hear that Cuban collector's coconuts are tougher to crack.

Brian

A tough Matty.

https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=10120https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=16129

Here is my only real photo postcard. Definitely something I could have pursued if 20th century prewar cards hadn't consumed my attention and pocketbook.

I love that it looks like Hollywood central casting was called in to assemble this rag tag (but tidy and uniformly uniformed) crew, with the kindly Father Finnegan leading them down the straight and narrow both on field and off. Of course, the player at the upper left may have to ask for forgiveness in confession based upon his suggestive batting stance.

Brian

Lefty Grove....
 

1936 Unc serving-size Wheaties panel of Lefty Grove.

Here is a very common Doyle image (E92, E101, E102, E106, probably some others) on a less common T216.

https://photos.imageevent.com/exhibi...a%20Vargas.jpg

1932 E. Quintana Doble Aguila (Venezuela) Tetelo Vargas. Should be a HOFer.

https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/juan-tetelo-vargas/

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Postcard lovehttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...1ef782c292.jpg

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Billiken Torriente for today

t206 George Bell El Principe De Gales - Full Name on Top- Registration off- PSA 4MC
 

https://live.staticflickr.com/4548/3...d5c92cf3_b.jpgt206 George Bell El Principe De Gales - Full Name on Top- Registration off- PSA 4MC by BN2CARDZ Collection, on Flickr

According to the date, this "card" is 111 years old today:

C. 1930's Bobby Veach Coal Company Ad Card

Will always be my favorite.

Turkey Mike with his hat cocked.

Sneaking in a boxer with Ruth.

Some HFK's

Always loved the colors and pose on the Spud Davis.

Not to mention his Adam West Batman-style wall walking crouch.

How about a complete E104-2 Set. You don't see this often

Just one postcard today for me...

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...-hull-postcard

Another Delahanty, 8 years before his death:

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1615423186

This guy lost 315 games. What a loser.

https://www.net54baseball.com/pictur...ictureid=10124

T206 McIntyre as if seen in a hall of mirrors.

Brian (I swear it is only one card...mirrors can sometimes make wrinkles and previously unnoticed rounded surfaces appear)

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