Joe was one hard working guy
 

I'm sure he was popular with the ladies :)

I think I've seen a similar ad with Merkle.

Cool piece!

Rob

I guess you'll have to frame that next to an article about Merkle's Boner.

Great ad piece. I recently picked up a Gibson Coca-Cola ad that I intend to frame as soon as I figure out exactly how I want to frame it.

I wonder if anyone has ever compiled a complete checklist of these.

Regards,

Richard.

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Ya gotta be noted for something!

I have a Carinals scorecard from 1946 and the front is a huge Coca Cola ad. At some point there was some paper loss on the front and now it reads: "Need Refreshment? Have a Cok"

Hey Richard,
I've never seen a checklist. I have nine of them, including Dooin (2), Tinker (2), Alexander, Huggins, Callahan, Walter Johnson and Konetchy. Here are a couple of them.

Joe knows how to play ball
 

Mr. Tinker does claim that it is the best "inside play" for the thirsty ball player. 'Nuf Ced!

Brian

well, now that we've gone there.. don't forget about Snodgrass's you know what.:rolleyes:

Evers
 

I picked up a few of these today. Is there a market for them? Thanks

Not a coke ad but I bought a Shadow Comics from 1945 because of this cool John McGraw cartoon(?). Sorry for the horrible pics. it is the front back of same page.

There is a market for old ads; the question is how much. I sold a Fro-Joy ad earlier this year. Got a lot less than I'd hoped.

The copy editor or whoever...
 

was in charge of typesetting really had his mind on something else!
Tinker was noted for ___ and Kotchety kept in the pink?
wow...:rolleyes:

Perhaps Tinker was somehow related to Colonel Angus of Saturday Night Live fame.