Pre-war??
 

Hey what the f*ck does Pre-War mean?!?!...sorry the Hogs just blew it against Oklahoma State and I am blowing off steam...Jerry

Cards that are 1941 and older. Pre-WWII.

Some people include issues from during the war because if you only have pre and post there is a stretch of years (with very little stuff to be sure) that aren't covered. However I agree with Brian and we use Pre War to mean 1941 and earlier.

Sorry
 

Sorry...I was in a bad mood and commenting on all the post-war posts on this page...Jerry

Jerry - Sometimes you just gotta say, "WTF". :D

This site isn't large enough to get traffic in multiple sub-forums, so everything lands here. I'd rather see a post-war vintage card thread than a "Does anyone know how to get a hold of so-and-so?" thread.

Thanks Travis...I've only been here since 2009...Jerry

If you go through the last 50 posts a good 7 or 8 of them concerned prewar cards.

war
 

yea, very few people pay attention to that ..or dont care

7 of the top 10 threads are pre war right now. But erroneous embellishment is everyone's right.

Jerry, I, too, have long been irked that the pre-War page contains posts about anything and everything. If I ran this forum, the content of the pre-War page would be strictly enforced. But, since I don't, I try to minimize my frustration by remembering the adage, "when in Rome, do as the Romans do." :)

Val
 

Val, my best practice would be not to get online AT ALL 24 hours after Arkansas loses...Jerry

A heavy bag in the garage would be my therapeutic recommendation.

Or the 2000th iteration of which is the best auction house to consign to or which cards are the best investments.

Or we could complain about the grading companies. That's almost never discussed. :D