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Oh my goodness, that Joe Jenkins photograph! I love it, Thomas!
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Recently picked up this T207 Weaver that I was pretty excited about!
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But I have a Postcard of the Sox that used the same exact layouts/pictures of that Chicago Sunday Tribune |
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Mine is cooler than yours, and yours is more valuable than mine. Doug "size matters" Goodman |
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I agree we both win and I agree yours is really cool and I do like the Size. This thread is amazing and I am a Jackson enthusiast and never really knew how much non card items there are for him and seeing the Black Socks Characters and other items here is really really interesting |
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Count me in as another big fan of this thread. My favorite collecting niche and one that always catches my eye. Great items guys !
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Been a little slow after a fast start to the year for me but did land a GREAT photo of Roy Wilkinson from 1919 (9-27-19)
RMY Auctions is great and I missed out on a great McMullin in the same auction as I forgot about the closing and didnt get in home in time to bid again on it or drive up the price for the lucky winner |
and funny you thought you knew alot and you see this thread and realize there is so much more to learn
and So much more to enjoy |
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Finally picked up an Eddie Collins. This wouldn't have been my first choice, but the price and the fact that it fits my needs for matting made it a no brainer. Gonna start looking at matting and framing next month. I'll post when complete.
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A couple nice framed pieces that I enjoy....
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Here's a piece that is a little bit off the beaten path from most of my Black Sox collection.
Its a piece of sheet music picturing the vaudeville act, the 4 Cook Sisters. Helen Cook, of the group, would go on to become Buck Weaver's wife. |
Jason you are right it is very much off the beaten path.
But that is a great tie in to this thread. Love it |
End of the year pickups
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Ending the year with a bang! Sorry not a great photo of these
-1920 Holsum Bread Lefty Williams (I think his toughest card) -Joe Jenkins Conlon Photo -Swede Risberg signed 3x5, one of the best examples I have seen (an upgrade for me) and the prize piece of my collection... -Win Noyes signed notebook page - one game pitcher for the 1919 White Sox |
McClellan and McGuire Signatures
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Big thank you to Steve Smith for dealing and allowing me to cross off two HUGE names from my want list!
Hervey McClellan on a flat is near impossible due to a very early death in 1924 Tom McGuire a one game pitcher for the 1919 White Sox is also very hard to find The addition of these two gives me 22 of the 31 players who appeared in a game for the 1919 White Sox -I landed a Win Noyes signature in January...these three ultra rare signatures are the prizes of my collection now! Thank you Steve! |
Great additions Thomas.
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Was able to pick this up last night in the Heritage auction...my first ever ticket stub. This one from the 1910 season with Joe Jackson going 2-4 (against his former team) and Eddie Plank picking up the Win for the Athletics:
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One of my favorite subjects. Picked up this Type 1 collage from the 1919 Series .https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...961b7319_b.jpg9/26/19 Type 1 photo , Kerr/McMullin/Lynn. 1919 W Series by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr
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1919 Black Sox
Enjoy seeing any Black Sox items as well as 1919 Series related pieces. Picked up this interesting Sheet Music featuring the Sox series rivals, Cinncy Reds.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...9db5f231_b.jpgUntitled by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr |
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I may be late to the party but I just picked up this Black Sox related gem. He’s a little rough but that’s Abe Attell.
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Picked up a few photos last night on RMY. They had a nice selection of Black Sox. I lost two and won three that I was bidding on. A couple of Conlon photos (Risberg and McMullen) and one Paul Thompson (Cicotte), so I was happy to add them to go with a Buck Weaver I already owned.
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Ya RMY had some good ones they always do! 1916 Spring Training team photo was a great item...Wanted a Fred McMullin photo but his photos are commanding a big price now...heck a Byrd Lynn and Joe Jenkins went for over 100
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A couple of supplements.
1917 Chicago Sunday Herald… https://photos.imageevent.com/docpat...Supplement.jpg 1915 Chicago Sunday Tribune… https://photos.imageevent.com/docpat...neWeaver_1.jpg |
SN supplement Joe Jackson
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Picked this up last week
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JJ Magazine
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Here is a magazine that I've had for a long time - Top Notch Magazine dated September 20, 1914. The interview by J.A Fitzgerald covers pretty basic stuff.
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Not a pickup for me (way too rich for my blood), but this ticket stub for the deciding game 8 of the 1919 World Series just ended on Heritage:
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...kedLots-101116 $108k! :eek: It shows as the reserve being $90k and it shows highest bid of $90k (w/o BP), but it doesn't show as sold. |
Wow!
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Neat ticket but more in the 50K range I'd say. One just sold this month (yes, lesser condition than the Heritage one, but still) at Hunt for 25K. |
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Here's a few of my Black Sox items.
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I just picked up a type one photo of Chick Gandil from 1910 (a Paul Thompson).
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Bill James
Anecdotally, Maharg states he was roommates with James and Burns at the time of the fix. James has got to be the 9th man out, right?
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The 1919 m114 and 1917 m113
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H.A Jordan Photo Studio Bld.
Picture of H.A Jordan's Studio which opened for business in 1881, Dubuque, Iowa!--
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1896 Kid Gleason Box Score With NY Giants
Outside the box but still interesting shows Gleason playing second base infield position.--during that time he would have never dreamed the implications of his future roll in Baseball--Giants beat the Browns 8-3
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