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Post War Postcards
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Picked these up the other day. I really like these Dexter Press Postcards. Maybe I am missing something but why aren't they more popular? Thought I would start a thread for post war postcards. Let's see what everyone has.
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There are lots of underappreciated postcards. At least that keeps the price down for the rest of us.
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A quick flashback there! Grew-up not too far away from the stadium in Denver and started going to Bears games in the late-70's when I was a little league player. Went to games regularly through the early 80's, even with the name change to the Zephyrs and then lost track a few years later. Then the Rockies came in and the Zephyrs shipped out..... Nice Postcards! Dave |
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Those are really nice Dormands. The Mantle is really nice.
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Cool thread! Here's a few of mine...
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Attachment 297142. 1961 Ford Detroit Tigers postcards
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Those 61 Tigers Ford postcards are really cool. Occasionally they will show up with the signatures on them. Thanks for showing them!!
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Also, I hit a typo, this set is from 1962. |
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I thought I had a couple of these 1962 Tigers Ford motor postcards laying around and your post motivated me to find and post them. Any idea if there is a checklist for this issue? |
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Always liked this one.
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This is from the Don Drysdale Dugout in Santa Ana. Never ate there but glad I snagged the postcard!!
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Thanks, Adam, for sharing your postcard beauties. The Sandy Koufax Tropicana Motel card is a honey; really, many of them are! Nice "rare" smile on Mr. Gibson, taken at Wrigley Field.
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Jim: thanks for the checklist. I will have to keep my eyes open and try and complete that set.
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I believe this is from the 1976 team issued postcard set. It is the same photo on Reggies 76 Topps AL All Star card.
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Very scarce 1948 Gunther Beer PC:
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Bad info on that 76 Jackson Topps card. Earlier someone sent me a "card that never was" and used the photo from that postcard and photoshopped a 76 card. I believe his actual 76 topps card has him in an A's uniform.
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just another reason why I like Net54. I never heard of Dormand postcards but after seeing the photo quality I had to Google the name which led me to further research.
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My uncle grew up and played high school sports with Tommy John in Terre Haute, IN. My uncle knew I liked baseball cards as a youngster and they were nice enough to get together and have TJ send this postcard. Yes, I went by Danny back then!
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It's funny, in another thread we talked about how a highly illegible autograph was Tommy John, and I bemoaned the fact he no longer signs his name where you can actually read it. Your postcard should have been exhibit A. It's really cool you have that.
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Found this one today and thought it was pretty cool.
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Here's the back.
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67 Bench Team Issue Postcard
The first card showing showing Johnny Bench.
PSA Write-Up 1967 Cincinnati Reds Team Issue Postcard. This is the first card listed in the Bench Master Set. It offers a black-and-white shot of a young Bench with a facsimile autograph in blue and the team name in red below it. Hollinden believes these were sold at the stadium and at the local Reds gift shop. His PSA EX-MT 6 is the only graded example. "I can't imagine there are a lot of these because Bench didn't get called up until the middle of the summer [August]," said Hollinden. "I'm not sure when they produced them, but I have to think that it wasn't until he came up. <a href="https://imgur.com/FlJxILb"><img src="https://i.imgur.com/FlJxILb.jpg?1" title="source: imgur.com" /></a> |
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Reds Postcards
Man, “almost” makes a person want to become a Reds fan! The Reds team issues, Jays, etc for the Reds are some of the nicest items I’ve seen. That Bench pictured is one of my favorites; the design and photo are top notch. Also, the JDM postcard of Rose is such a cool item.
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A few of my Mets, including a '67 Seaver rookie
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That's cool how the 1969 Reds Team Issue Johnny Bench comes in two variations. I like those a lot man.
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Picked up this one today. Probably over paid for it but I thought it was pretty cool.
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Thank you for starting this thread. The Dexter Press Set is a great set of postcards, lots of stars and HOFers, each teams has several cards in the set, high gloss and wonderful color photography. There's a couple hundred + in the complete set, occasionally you can still find complete sets for sale. One reason I think these cards aren't more popular is the problem with storing or displaying the cards. The problem with these cards is the high gloss finish, unfortunately they have a tendency to stick together if stored front to front and they will also stick to the four pocket plastic sheets if stored for a long period of time. Otherwise I think they and the Dormand Set are the nicest looking sets of color player postcards and each can be collected at a reasonable price. Good luck with the collection. |
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A few of mine.
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I collected Orioles team-issued postcards from the early 60s until about 1985 or so. They made a set available every year and them updated them as the season went along. It was a fun chase.
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A few more... McCarthys, Orioles, etc.
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George Brett Photo Postcards
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These early George Brett photo postcards are really tough to find.
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Picked this one up on Saturday. Love those Dexter Press postcard size cards.
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I am just starting to get into the team issue/postcard world. Here are the first few that I have picked up.
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I love postwar baseball postcards. Here are some from my collection.
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And some more - the first one is a very rare postcard of Busch (aka Buffalo) Stadium in Houston circa 1955. Home of the Houston Buffaloes of the Texas League.
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Throwback Thursday
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My contribution to “Throwbacks Thursday”
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Great postcards posted above. Especially love the color ones.
Anyone know the story on this? Were we living in the Upside Down? Not a reversed negative - checking the '4' and the 'LA' on the hat. Why in the wide wide world of sports would Duke pose righty? |
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