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Posted By: Julie Vognar

He was there, with everything. 2 Duke cabinets, including a beautiful Delahanty, Hesses, the Red Stocking common, you name it.

I owe my soul to the company store. I only WENT to Tri Star to give T.K. some of the money I owed him, but he'd pickled up a N172 Pud Galvin for me (different picture than the one leaning on a bat), and he had a Tobin lithograph of Keefe (1887--says "where'l you have it?" It was in after '87 that batters were no longer allowed to ask pitcher for a high one or a low one). He let me walk off with them.

His table looked like everybody's want list...

Julie