SOLD! - INCREDIBLE! 1906 Season Scorebook All Chicago World Series!
 

Amazingly detailed scorebook covering every game from the 1906 season, even capturing rainouts. This super fan walks you day by day thru the entire 1906 season, including no-hitters, and games pitched by Cy Young, Christy Mathewson etc. (Matty sure got bombed in the pix below, had to be his worst game ever!!!) Then gives even more incredible detailed accounts of the only meeting ever of the Chicago Cubs and White Sox in the World Series!!!!!

I'm not sure the value of this, possibly priceless to any Chicago fan or any number of collectors on here

I found a few examples that sold at Heritage Auctions, but I'm not experienced in these in what determines a $2000 one or one that is $800 or $200. Maybe in the eyes of the beholder.....Or for you flippers consign to Lelands and get 10 times what Heritage brings : )

Scored in vintage period fountain pen ink - guessing but approx 200 pages all filled in.
SOLD!!!!!!!!!!


$2390
http://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball/18...a/7041-81205.s

$836
http://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball/19...a/7051-81281.s

$262
http://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball/mi...a/7051-82322.s

Now that was pretty neat:) Im not sure what it sold for but went rather quickly.

Yes - great item with my man Wildfire batting third. Love to see a ballpark sales price.

I'll be posting a 2nd one from the same collection next week - different year - asking the same price - stay tuned!

.......waiting for the buyer of the 1st one to receive and hoping he posts his comments to how awesome/neat it is! Then I'll post the 2nd one.

Very cool scorebook, Paul!

received in fine order
 

Hi - I bought the 1906 book and the dang thing is incredible - love it! do you know the history behind this particular book at all? Thx so much either way!

Eric Pugh

Thanks
 

Eric,

I do not have any history sorry. I did not go through every single page since there are so many pages, maybe the kid or person who did it put his name somewhere in there. Would like to give that person credit. Of course unless he is 125 good chance he's no longer around, but would be cool to find a name.

The other 2 books 1907 & 1912 sold already to another NET54-er who inquired, so I won't be posting any pix....maybe he will here or on the p/u's thread.

Paul