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RCMcKenzie 12-12-2012 06:01 PM

Post your Larry Fritsch Cards...
 
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Post your favorite cards that were owned by Larry Fritsch...

the-illini 12-12-2012 08:54 PM

Larry was a great guy to deal with, but I am guessing he graded that a vg-ex card :)

z28jd 12-12-2012 09:14 PM

I've been looking for the scan but can't find it. I got my first vintage card from him, a T206 Bresnahan, portrait. Then I got my first Old Judge card from him, Joe Mulvey. Then my first T205 and T204. That was mostly due to the fact I went to his shop in Cooperstown and saw the cards there, then bought them from his catalog. I believe I bought about 12 cards altogether from him, then ebay showed up and the rest was history.

drc 12-12-2012 10:46 PM

When I a kid I bought 1933 Goudey Jack Quinn from the Frisch catalog. I grew up fairly close to where their company was based.

Vintagecatcher 12-13-2012 08:21 PM

Larry Fritsch was truly "Old School"
 
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Larry Fritsch was truly "Old School."

If you wanted to see what a card looked like, he would gladly mail you a photo copy of the card...never a scan.

Here are two of my favoirite 1911 Obaks received from Larry Fritsch cards:


Patrick

RCMcKenzie 12-14-2012 10:34 PM

Another Fritsch card
 
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Great stories all. Those Obaks look great, Patrick

Fritsch cards graded more along the lines of what I expected as a kid in the seventies, so It was not difficult to adjust to his grading style. Plus, his prices and selection were great.

I hear they are planning to have a new vintage card catalog available in the near future.


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