RMY auction winners
 

First off. Congrats to Rhys on a fantastic auction. Some really incredible photos were made available to the us.

Show off your winners.

I got 2 Gehrigs

1936 AS game with Foxx, Vaughn, and Gehringer.

http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...ictureid=15394

1928 World Series action shot with Chick Hafey

http://www.net54baseball.com/picture...ictureid=15395

My three pickups and my first venture into vintage photographs. There for a handful of others I chased hard but got beat.

1916 George Kelly
http://rmyauctions.com/ItemImages/000005/5068a_med.jpeg

1927 Pie Traynor
http://rmyauctions.com/ItemImages/000005/5315a_med.jpeg

1933 Clark Griffith RPPC (Burke)
http://rmyauctions.com/ItemImages/000005/5308a_med.jpeg

Mark,
Nice pick ups.
Welcome to the crazy world of photography collecting.
Mark

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Finally
 

I get to post a win! :D

Nice one, Jim!

Graig

Another Mark, another first timer

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ps86fd570f.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ps12738c63.jpg

Great pose! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

But can you imagine them positioning a player like that in this day and age? I don't think that's the recommended body position to catch a line drive, grounder, or anything else hit your way.

Sure makes for a cool photo though. Love the classy and intense Mathews pose as well :)

Wow. Lots of Marks posting in this thread.
It must be the Mark of a good thread. HaHa.

Great photos Mark.

Jim,
Love the guns on Foxx.

One for me
 

I am not a hockey fan but this one I could not resist

Bob,
Great Howe photo.

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Congratulations Guys!! I had to give up photos because I couldn't afford the cards let alone the photos. Great stuff though....I enjoy window shopping.

Bob,
Great photo of Howe. Classic photo.

Thanks, I'm happy with it!

I remain an immature collector of baseball photos. My main focus over the past two years has been on photos of Tony Lazzeri and a series of other Yankees HoF-ers from the 1920s and 1930s.

Initially by chance but, more recently with deliberate focus, I've been purchasing photos of Joe DiMaggio. Therefore, I was really pleased to purchase this one from DiMaggio's rookie year in the recent auction:

http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/a...s6bb6b28e.jpeg

My 1st Ed ~ dition
 

I Just Couldn't Pass this Beauty uP!

"BiG Ed" Never Looked so Dapper:D

The Old Perfessor in 1949 gazing in to the Crystal ball and predicting a world championship.

Got my photo back from the framer today.
 

Love it. The autograph is on a matchbook that had been corner taped to an album page. The octagonal matte covers the old tape marks well.

BEAUTIFUL piece, Jim.

Graig