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Jcfowler6 01-01-2016 07:31 PM

Matty McIntyre item
 
I've have come across an item that has a newer photo and article. This cut is described as a cut from a personal scrapbook of Matty McIntyre. From the research I've done he played on the 1907-1909 Tigers. Looking to see if this is an item of interest to anyone out there. I am not an autograph guy but know he died young so there are limited autographs. This item is in a friends extensive collection. And I am putting it on here for him. Please feel free to drop me a line.

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/16/01...5b1ed65b2d.jpg

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/16/01...b121e12f81.jpg
He also has a Fred Clarke auto that I was considering purchasing. http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/16/01...3a1c833adf.jpghttp://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/16/01...e28bc44eb6.jpg

Looking forward to any opinions or offers. Thanks.

Jon


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aelefson 01-02-2016 06:28 AM

Hi-
I cannot be of much help regarding authenticity, but I believe a scrapbook that Marty or his family created was auctioned several years ago and if I recall correctly, it was made of black construction paper. The writing was in white (like your signature). I also believe I read on Net54 that the scrapbook was subsequently cut apart and sold to various collectors. You can try searching for Marty McIntyre scrapbook on the memorabilia board.

Alan

Jcfowler6 01-02-2016 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by aelefson (Post 1486924)
Hi-

I cannot be of much help regarding authenticity, but I believe a scrapbook that Marty or his family created was auctioned several years ago and if I recall correctly, it was made of black construction paper. The writing was in white (like your signature). I also believe I read on Net54 that the scrapbook was subsequently cut apart and sold to various collectors. You can try searching for Marty McIntyre scrapbook on the memorabilia board.



Alan


Alan
Thanks for pointing me to that old post. It was very helpful.


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