Cards for sale in March. 1933 Goudey #188 Hornsby added 3/26.
 

1907-1909 H M Taylor postcard of Donovan, Jennings and Chance-a couple creases which are shown in separate pictures. Also, corner wear.-$500.00-The shipping and handling on this postcard is $6.00. PLEASE NOTE: I have put the bottom left corner back in its original flat surface appearnce. The strange thing that happened AFTER the surface white tip of the corner (not the whole corner) came off in the tip of my right index finger, it stqayed in the lower left front when I put it there. No, I did not use anything to help it stay. Just complete honesty here with both the original picture and the latter picture as well as pictures of the creases.

1910 Orange Border Mullin-paper loss bottom right and writing on the back-$175.00 (sold)

1911 T205 Clarke-corner wear-$110.00

1912 J=K Candy Lewis SGC 1-$450.00 (sold)

1921-23 E220 Harris-paper loss top right back as you hold card horizontally-$200.00

1922 E122 Rice-stain top center in the border and off-center top to bottom-$225.00

1920s mutoscope of Ruth-$175.00

1933 Butter Cream Rommel SGC 20 Fair 1.5-corner weat an loer left crease-$125.00

1952 Ottie Cochran's Stars with Pie Traynor (manager). This has a little mark above the two horizontal lines above the "O" in "OTTIE" as well as another small mark above the second "T" in "OTTIE". The back is full of writing on how to act as a team player-listening to offers.


S/h outside of California, Oregon and the state of Washington is now $4.75. In the matter of shipping to California, Oregon and Washington, the s/h because of the distance from Pittsburgh is $5.00. If paying by PayPal, please pay by PayPal Gift/Friends and Family to wizard15243@yahoo.com.

Re: Cards for sale in March.
 

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March 1952 San Bernadino Spring Training photos. Six Hall of Famers and 15 players pictured over 16 photos. Pettit has two photos with straight edges (the only ones that way in the group), but a missing top left corner on the phone where is looking at the camera. Names and commentary on the back.

$600.00 plus $8.00 s/h.

Hall of Famers include Paige, Feller {creases), Hornsby, Durocher, Kiner and Lopez.

The list of people shown in each photo:

Paige
Thomson
Feller
Hornsby
Meyer
Avila
Pettit (looking to the right of the photo)
Bell
Murtaugh
Durocher
Selgado
Garvers
Kiner
Pettit (second photo that has in this one the missing top left corner)
Lopez

This is only being offered as a grouping of 16. Listening to offers. Sorry I didn't mention this in the second sentence in this post.

In this post are the first nine photos front and please note that s/h for the group of 16 will be $8.00.

Here are the other seven:

What is the price for them? Thanks

James,

My apologies. Listening to offers on the group.

1930s pictures of Grove and 1933 pictures of Bob Johnson and Rommel. Also, a 1930s picture of Earle Combs. The Combs is a sliver longer top to bottom from the other pictures. On the Groves and the Johnson and Rommel, their names and positions (coach in Rommel's case) are written in the bottom border. Rommel is misspelled as Rommell. On the back of the photo for Combs, his name is misspelled. Total for the group is $350.00

Picture of Paige and Cannon with a Sporting news label. A speck of paper depression diagonally up to the left o Cannon's head and there is slight up and down surface in the top border above the mirror. Another up and down is in the bottom border below Paige's foot on the left side-$600.00. S/h on this item is $8.00

1916 The Globe Gardner PSA 4 VG-EX-a small stain upper left edge-$200.00

1916 The Globe Groh PSA 4 VG-EX-$200.00

1916 M101-4 Sporting News Doyle PSA EX+ 5.5-$110.00

1921 Clark's Bread Mamaux-staining on both sides on back-$250.00

1921 E253 Oxford Confectionery Carey-corner on all four corners. Wrinkle in upper left corner and a crease in upper right. Paper loss top left of back-$200.00

1922 Wm Paterson McQuillen-staining, corner wear and upper right and lower right corner creases-$250.00

1926 Spalding Champions Fournier PSA 3 VG-$110.00 (sold)

1926 Spalding Champions McInnis PSA 5 EX-$150.00

1928 Star Player Candy Dugan-corner wear and "17" and a couple diagonal lines written on back-$475.00

1922 E121 series of 120 for sale:

Bagby=$35.00 (sold)

Doak=$45.00 (sold)

Falgstead (sic)-$40.00

Rawlings-$60.00 (sold)

Ruether (sic)-$55.00

Ryan-$60.00

Schang-$70.00

Elmer Smith-$30.00 (sold)

Terry-$40.00

Gharrity-$20.00-trim spot top border. Between the two "AMERICAN" parts of the advertisement on the left border on the back.

McNally-$30.00 (sold-$25.00)

Oeschger-$30.00 (sold)

Smith-$30.00

1917 E135 Collins-McCarthy Strunk-$100.00

1921 Gassler's American Bread McInnis-vertical line down left border on the front. Back has plenty of writing and ink on the right. There is also a crease evident on the back-$110.00

1921 Gassler's American Bread Rawlings-creases front and back and rounding of the corners-$175.00

Quebec baseball team postcard with a red residue obliterating the faces of some of the players in the front row. The number 1 and number 3 players listed on the back indicate Chicago White Sox, but never played for the team. Listening to offers. Sold.

1933 Minneapolis Millers Cohen-make an offer. Sale pending.

1933 Worch Cigars Martin SGC 45 VG+ 3.5-$225.00

1934-36 Batter Up Averill-wrinkle above glove-$35.00 (sold)

1939 Play Ball Weatherly-$75.00

A second 1952 Ottie Cochran's Stars card with a crease right down the middle through Traynor, but autographed on the back by Traynor-listening to offers.

I'll take,
1910 Orange Borders, Mullin!
PM sent.
Ben

1933 Goudey #188 Hornsby.

Here are the flaws:

First, a horizontal wrinkle starting at the upper left border parallel to near the top of the green background and just below the blue. The wrinkle goes through the bottom of the cap and in the black dugout separates into to two wrinkles with one going slightly down to the right, but not for any kind of long distance. You have to either use a light or feel for the wrinkle.

Second, corner wear except for the bottom left corner.

Third, bleeding of the color on the front of the card onto the back down the back left side.

Fourth, a small black mark in the left border which Hornsby is pointing at and I find to be quite polite.

The first two pictures are by my cellphone. The last one by my scanner and because of its darkness prompted me to take the cellphone pictures. The front side of the picture from my camera shows the plastic inside sleeve reflection in the bottom left of the card.

Minn Millers
 

Email sent, thanks.
Brian

I'll take the Batter Up, Averill.
PM sent.
Ben

What's the price on Hornsby?

My error in not listing the price for the 1933 Goudey #188 Hornsby here, but I did in my posts in the 1920 to 1949 Baseball cards- B/S/T. The price is $450.00.