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Neat Little Find For Christmas
Well I know its not Pre War but we were doing a job for a demo on a property. Was going thru the garage and really all there was was a few boxes of papers and odds and ends. In one of the boxes of papers was this envelope,saw a little red thru the paper and thought I would open it up. Well to my amazement there was a pack of cards. A little dirty but a pack, looked to be already opened so I took the cards out and this is what I found. Not a great find story but hey a find none the less!;);) So you never know! Look thru everything. By the way the Mays is nrmt like the rest of the cards! Thought I would share. Happy Holidays!
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Cool!
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Nice find, for it to be great,it doesn't have to be an Ohio find!!:D
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Wow. Nice Mays!
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That's pretty cool, Al. Congrats on pulling a Mays!
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Agreed, cool
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Congrats!
You didn't eat the gum, did you? :D |
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No gum in the pack! Like I said it was already opened! But maybe the cards were still there because someone wanted the gum!:eek: |
Really neat, and a great card of Mays. Thanks for the pics.
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Super cool find:)
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Very cool!
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Always great to hear this kind of thing. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice Mays!
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What great fun! I had a similar experience. A contractor client of mine was doing a job and found then gave me a stack of old movie contracts including ones signed by Ingrid Bergman and Anthony Perkins.
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Good stuff! Congrats!
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Never mind Willie.....Alex Johnson, A.L. Batting Avg. Leader in 1970.......how the hell did that happen?
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Neat stuff Al....thanks for sharing.
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Always cool to find stuff like that! It's what has me addicted to garage/yard & estate sales.
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Very, very cool!!
It's funny how they are all miscut top to bottom, but the question that needs to be answered is this. Which version of the Johnson card is it? With or without the trade statement? |
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Awsome - like letting loose a caged animal after years in captivity
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